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product_id: 454801519
title: "Jende 1x6\" Resin Diamond Sharpening Stone for Edge Pro, Hapstone, TSProf, Jende JIGS for Knives (15 Micron (1,000 Grit))"
brand: "jende"
price: "R$1176"
currency: BRL
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category: "Jende"
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# 15 micron diamond grit for ultra-fine edge water-based splash & go sharpening 1x6 inch size fits major guided systems Jende 1x6" Resin Diamond Sharpening Stone for Edge Pro, Hapstone, TSProf, Jende JIGS for Knives (15 Micron (1,000 Grit))

**Brand:** jende
**Price:** R$1176
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💎 Sharpen smarter, not harder — the pro’s choice for flawless edges.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Jende 1x6" Resin Diamond Sharpening Stone for Edge Pro, Hapstone, TSProf, Jende JIGS for Knives (15 Micron (1,000 Grit)) by jende
- **How much does it cost?** R$1176 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- jende enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted jende brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Durable Resin Bond:** Engineered resin matrix ensures consistent cut speed and long-lasting flatness for thousands of sharpenings.
- • **Mirror Finish Potential:** Use in progression with finer grits to achieve a brilliant, showroom-quality mirror polish.
- • **Splash & Go Convenience:** Water-activated design means no mess, no fuss—just quick, effective sharpening.
- • **Universal Compatibility:** Seamlessly fits Jende JIGS, Edge Pro, Hapstone & TSProf sharpening systems for effortless integration.
- • **Precision Edge Refinement:** 15 micron (1,000 grit) diamond resin delivers razor-sharp, professional-grade edges.

## Overview

The Jende 1x6" Resin Diamond Sharpening Stone at 15 micron (1,000 grit) is a premium, water-activated sharpening stone compatible with leading guided systems like Edge Pro and Hapstone. Crafted with tightly graded mono diamond particles embedded in a durable resin matrix, it delivers fast, precise edge refinement on all steel types—including ceramics—while enabling effortless maintenance and mirror-quality finishes. Trusted by professionals for its consistent performance and exceptional value.

## Description

The 1x6 Jende Diamond Resin Stones come in 120 micron, 60 micron, 30 micron, 15 Micron, 9 Micron, 6 Micron, 3 Micron and 1 Micron which are equivalent to 120, 220, 500, 1K, 2K, 3K, 6K, and 15K grits, respectively. Diamond resin stones work on all steel types and even ceramic knives. Mounted to a standard 1x6" blank that fits the Jende JIGS for Knives, Edge Pro, Hapstone and TSProf guided sharpening systems. Abrasive Material: Diamond 120, 60, and 30 Micron (120-500 grit) are the perfect foundation stone for aggressive profiling and initial sharpening without the harshness of metal plates. 15 Micron (~1000 grit) is an excellent cleanup stone to remove deeper scratches left by coarser plates and stones. It can also be used for routine maintenance and sharpening. This stone leaves a very good working sharp edge. 9 Micron (~2,000 grit) further refines the edges from the 15 micron diamond resin stone, and can be used for light repair and general maintenance sharpening. It leaves an even better quality work sharp edge. The 9 micron diamond resin stone also begins to polish, and sets things up for further refinement sharpening and polishing. 6 Micron (~3,000 grit) really begins to refine and polish the edge leaving a high level of sharpness and with some very good shine. The 6 micron diamond resin stone is best for maintenance sharpening and preparation for full out mirrors and further refinement. 3 Micron (~6,000 grit) is a keystone slicing edges and mirror polishing. It is an excellent touching up stone, and really sets the edge up for further refinement through finer grit stone, stropping or Jende diamond films.

Review: Best resin stones on the market but one was peeling up - Some of the best resin bonded stones you can buy in performance but the last two seem to have a adhesive problem and was peeling off the blank and had to be returned. I have the entire set that I bought years ago directly from Jende and I have loved them but my 120, 60 and 30um are getting thin after literally thousands of knives sharpened on them and many lappings to resurface them and keep them perfectly flat so they need to be replaced. The 15um and smaller are still good to go for many many more sharpenings and still have probably 65% of the resin layer remaining but my coarser stones do the heavy lifting of course and they wear more due to reprofiling and damage correction so you spend far more time on the coarser stones than the finer ones. These have incredible value for your money at 69 bucks for what is in my professional opinion the best resin diamond stones on the market and I've tried them all and have most other brands but the Jende stones are what I prefer to use when in sharpening on a fixed system and I even use these a lot for stone in hand free hand sharpening as well. The cut speed of the 120um is very fast for a resin bonded stone as they typically don't cut all that fast even the coarser stones like say the well known russian resin stones in F80 grit doesn't cut nearly as fast as the Jende 120. The 120um Jende cuts faster than pretty much any other resin stones I've ever used, they have a very nicely dialed in resin matrix so the feedback is excellent as is the final edge quality. The ease of use of these stones is great because they are lapped nice and flat right out the package. I really wish they wouldn't have been peeling up I really needed the new stones to replace me pretty well worn out ones, idk maybe the heat got to them and was making them peel up? Idk but I went ahead and grabbed them directly from Jende and they was good so I have me a fresh 120, 60 and 30um now so I'm good to go for thousands more knives. My side business has been knife sharpening for about 9 years now, I'm a well known free hand professional that specializes in sharpening super steels be it on kitchen, outdoors fixed blades and folding knives but I also do a lot of fixed angle sharpening as well, ide say I do about 70% of my sharpening free hand and 30% fixed angle, when the customer asks for me to do fixed angle that's what I do but most want my free hand edges. These stones cut steels like M4, s90v, rex76, rex45, s110v, s125v, rex121, hap40, hap72, zdp189 etc etc very very well and leave an absolutely perfect aggressive adn sticky edge profile in the mid grits, the 30 and 15um are excellent mid grit stones for vert sticky sharp edges with a lot of bite/tooth. If your looking for extremely bright mirror polishes Jende resin stones do that amazingly well, some of the best mirror finishes I get come off Jende resin stones, run the progression from whatever the start grit you choose and simply go 15um, 9, 3, 1 micron and you are left with a absolutely brilliant mirror finish with a scratch pattern that isn't visible to the eye then simply strop on some tenth micron diamond or cbn emulsion on kangaroo leather and you will have a flawless mirror finish. The resin they use in these stones works better than most as it leaves such a high level of edge quality, some resin stones leave a beautiful finish but the edge quality isn't great and it just won't be as sharp as it should or the bite will be very low and that's due to the resin it's self in most cases but this resin leaves incredible edge quality with a high level of sharpness and great bite even at the higher grits. If Jende made this set in 3x8 bench stones ide buy the full set on the day they released them as they are THAT GOOD. If your looking for a top performing set of resin bonded diamond stones for fixed angle then look no further than Jende as they are the best. PDT who?? Lol. Venevsky what?? Lol CGSW huh?? LOL.. Jende resin stones are the best hands down, like I said I've used them all and when it comes to resin bonded diamond stones Jende is where it's at. They have the tightest spread of diamond particle sizes of any resin bonded diamond stones I've ever had except for Hap Stanleys stones and they are close to as consistent as his and that's impressive. Most all resin stones even the premium ones have some noticeable grit contamination if you use a microscope to look at the stone but Jende has VERY VERY LITTLE grit contamination and none that is off enough to be meaningful. Like in the 9um stone we messured diamond particles between 10.2um and 8.7um with a 9.3um average that's INCREDIBLE. No other resin stone except for Nano-Hone has anywhere even close to that level of diamond particle size consistency and that's exactly why Jende stones leave such an incredible quality of mirror finish if you take the edge to the 3 or 1um stone. The 1um stone we messured particles under the microscope (a very high end digital scope that cost around 40k dollars and is used to QC lithography on processors so you can messure down to something like 0.006 micron accurately with it) and we found a spread of 0.6um to 1.3um with a average of 1.1um that's unbelievable how tightly that diamond is graded, the mono diamond they use in these stones is of the finest graded quality and they must pay an absolute premium for that diamond to be graded in size that tightly. Mono diamond is very cheap if it's loosely graded with a large particle size range but the tighter the particle size range is for a given micron the more costly it gets and for it to be graded this tightly it's as good as it gets and the diamond has to cost them a premium. F2000 resin diamond stones they are a 0/1 micron stone and when we messured them out the diamond range run between 0.3um and 3.2um with a 1.6um average so that stone is said to have diamond in it between 0um and 1um and we found pieces as big as 3.2um and that is exactly why that 0/1um stone doesn't leave close to as perfect a mirror as the Jende 1um does and it's simply because of the grit contamination. Whoever Jende sources their diamond from really does a great job at grading the diamond sizing as it's absolutely as good as it gets and for these stones to be only 69 dollars when other premium resin stones are up in the 80 dollar or more range and aren't nearly as consistent in particle size as the Jende are that shows you have great a value Jende resin stones really are not to mention the resin matrix in the Jende stones is absolute perfection and better than any other resin stone I've tried and is totally non-abrasive unlike some other resin stones that have boron in the binder/resin causing the resin it's self to be abrasive and leave scratches in the edge bevel that will be a different size than the diamond. I think the resin layer peeling up was a fluke and was from the heat of being left on my porch in the sun all day while I was at work so I'm not going to deduct anything form the rating for that. These are the best resin diamond stones on the market and they fully deserve a 5 out of 5 star rating.
Review: Mirror edge - Great finishing stone to get a decent mirror edge followed by their micro strop.

## Features

- Abrades all steel types, even ceramics
- 1x6 size is compatible with the JIGS for Knives, Edge Pro, Hapstone and TSProf Sharpeners
- Splash and go and meant to be used with water
- For routine sharpening and maintenance
- 8 Grits ranging from 120 to 1 micron or 120 to 15K Grit

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B096KQ6J1Q |
| Best Sellers Rank | #132,483 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #245 in Sharpening Stones |
| Brand | Jende |
| Color | Yellow |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (42) |
| Date First Available | June 4, 2021 |
| Grit Type | Range from Extra Coarse to Ultra Fine |
| Item Weight | 5 ounces |
| Item model number | 1x6 Jende Diamond Resin |
| Manufacturer | Jende Industries |
| Material | Stone |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 6"L x 1"W x 0.37"H |
| UPC | 746241272638 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Jende
- **Color:** Yellow
- **Grit Type:** Range from Extra Coarse to Ultra Fine
- **Manufacturer:** Jende Industries
- **Material:** Stone
- **Number of Items:** 1
- **Product Dimensions:** 6"L x 1"W x 0.37"H
- **UPC:** 746241272638

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best resin stones on the market but one was peeling up
*by C***C on December 29, 2025*

Some of the best resin bonded stones you can buy in performance but the last two seem to have a adhesive problem and was peeling off the blank and had to be returned. I have the entire set that I bought years ago directly from Jende and I have loved them but my 120, 60 and 30um are getting thin after literally thousands of knives sharpened on them and many lappings to resurface them and keep them perfectly flat so they need to be replaced. The 15um and smaller are still good to go for many many more sharpenings and still have probably 65% of the resin layer remaining but my coarser stones do the heavy lifting of course and they wear more due to reprofiling and damage correction so you spend far more time on the coarser stones than the finer ones. These have incredible value for your money at 69 bucks for what is in my professional opinion the best resin diamond stones on the market and I've tried them all and have most other brands but the Jende stones are what I prefer to use when in sharpening on a fixed system and I even use these a lot for stone in hand free hand sharpening as well. The cut speed of the 120um is very fast for a resin bonded stone as they typically don't cut all that fast even the coarser stones like say the well known russian resin stones in F80 grit doesn't cut nearly as fast as the Jende 120. The 120um Jende cuts faster than pretty much any other resin stones I've ever used, they have a very nicely dialed in resin matrix so the feedback is excellent as is the final edge quality. The ease of use of these stones is great because they are lapped nice and flat right out the package. I really wish they wouldn't have been peeling up I really needed the new stones to replace me pretty well worn out ones, idk maybe the heat got to them and was making them peel up? Idk but I went ahead and grabbed them directly from Jende and they was good so I have me a fresh 120, 60 and 30um now so I'm good to go for thousands more knives. My side business has been knife sharpening for about 9 years now, I'm a well known free hand professional that specializes in sharpening super steels be it on kitchen, outdoors fixed blades and folding knives but I also do a lot of fixed angle sharpening as well, ide say I do about 70% of my sharpening free hand and 30% fixed angle, when the customer asks for me to do fixed angle that's what I do but most want my free hand edges. These stones cut steels like M4, s90v, rex76, rex45, s110v, s125v, rex121, hap40, hap72, zdp189 etc etc very very well and leave an absolutely perfect aggressive adn sticky edge profile in the mid grits, the 30 and 15um are excellent mid grit stones for vert sticky sharp edges with a lot of bite/tooth. If your looking for extremely bright mirror polishes Jende resin stones do that amazingly well, some of the best mirror finishes I get come off Jende resin stones, run the progression from whatever the start grit you choose and simply go 15um, 9, 3, 1 micron and you are left with a absolutely brilliant mirror finish with a scratch pattern that isn't visible to the eye then simply strop on some tenth micron diamond or cbn emulsion on kangaroo leather and you will have a flawless mirror finish. The resin they use in these stones works better than most as it leaves such a high level of edge quality, some resin stones leave a beautiful finish but the edge quality isn't great and it just won't be as sharp as it should or the bite will be very low and that's due to the resin it's self in most cases but this resin leaves incredible edge quality with a high level of sharpness and great bite even at the higher grits. If Jende made this set in 3x8 bench stones ide buy the full set on the day they released them as they are THAT GOOD. If your looking for a top performing set of resin bonded diamond stones for fixed angle then look no further than Jende as they are the best. PDT who?? Lol. Venevsky what?? Lol CGSW huh?? LOL.. Jende resin stones are the best hands down, like I said I've used them all and when it comes to resin bonded diamond stones Jende is where it's at. They have the tightest spread of diamond particle sizes of any resin bonded diamond stones I've ever had except for Hap Stanleys stones and they are close to as consistent as his and that's impressive. Most all resin stones even the premium ones have some noticeable grit contamination if you use a microscope to look at the stone but Jende has VERY VERY LITTLE grit contamination and none that is off enough to be meaningful. Like in the 9um stone we messured diamond particles between 10.2um and 8.7um with a 9.3um average that's INCREDIBLE. No other resin stone except for Nano-Hone has anywhere even close to that level of diamond particle size consistency and that's exactly why Jende stones leave such an incredible quality of mirror finish if you take the edge to the 3 or 1um stone. The 1um stone we messured particles under the microscope (a very high end digital scope that cost around 40k dollars and is used to QC lithography on processors so you can messure down to something like 0.006 micron accurately with it) and we found a spread of 0.6um to 1.3um with a average of 1.1um that's unbelievable how tightly that diamond is graded, the mono diamond they use in these stones is of the finest graded quality and they must pay an absolute premium for that diamond to be graded in size that tightly. Mono diamond is very cheap if it's loosely graded with a large particle size range but the tighter the particle size range is for a given micron the more costly it gets and for it to be graded this tightly it's as good as it gets and the diamond has to cost them a premium. F2000 resin diamond stones they are a 0/1 micron stone and when we messured them out the diamond range run between 0.3um and 3.2um with a 1.6um average so that stone is said to have diamond in it between 0um and 1um and we found pieces as big as 3.2um and that is exactly why that 0/1um stone doesn't leave close to as perfect a mirror as the Jende 1um does and it's simply because of the grit contamination. Whoever Jende sources their diamond from really does a great job at grading the diamond sizing as it's absolutely as good as it gets and for these stones to be only 69 dollars when other premium resin stones are up in the 80 dollar or more range and aren't nearly as consistent in particle size as the Jende are that shows you have great a value Jende resin stones really are not to mention the resin matrix in the Jende stones is absolute perfection and better than any other resin stone I've tried and is totally non-abrasive unlike some other resin stones that have boron in the binder/resin causing the resin it's self to be abrasive and leave scratches in the edge bevel that will be a different size than the diamond. I think the resin layer peeling up was a fluke and was from the heat of being left on my porch in the sun all day while I was at work so I'm not going to deduct anything form the rating for that. These are the best resin diamond stones on the market and they fully deserve a 5 out of 5 star rating.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Mirror edge
*by I***! on January 6, 2026*

Great finishing stone to get a decent mirror edge followed by their micro strop.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ GREAT SHARPENING STONES FOR FIXED BLADE SYSTEMS
*by B***A on January 6, 2026*

When I purchased my sharpener, it came with a few water stones. My attempts to repair damaged knives and handle the different types of Japanese and German steels of my knives was frustrating and sub-par. That's when I discovered, the stones that came with the system were inadequate for a lot of jobs. Not wanting to break the bank, I looked for a system of stones that would handle all of my knives.. The Jende resin series of diamond stones is just such a system. The initial cost is not cheap, but after multiple uses - these stones have proved their worth. I own 5 of these stones in various grits. You can buy cheaper stones, but in the end, if you are going to sharpen your knives, you will end up buying these stones or ones very much like them.

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