Faster Cuts, Longer Life,
Just the Stone You Need.
Cheefarcuut Diamond,
Cuts the Hardest Steels.
100% Monocrystalline Diamond,
Vitrified
Vitrified
400/1000 grit
0.16 in(4mm) stone
0.27 in(7mm) aluminum base
8.27 × 2.76 in(210×70) mm footprint
Super Steels? Solved.
Burr in ~2 min on M390/REX121
Toothy bite, fast stock removal
Feedback proves it
100× Lifespan vs Electroplated
>20,000 strokes, still cuts
No plating, no shed
Even Scratch,
Controlled Depth
Controlled Depth
Faster clean-up on #2000+
Wide, Stable,
More control
More control
8.27 × 2.76 in (210 x 70mm) surface
0.27in (7mm) base
No wobble, no slip
One Stone,
Your Entire Arsenal.
Made For Pros
Kitchen · Outdoors · Workshop
Kitchen · Outdoors · Workshop
From chef knives to axes
Yes to ALL Straight edges but no to serrations
Works on all steels
From basic stainless to ultra-hard PM steels
Not for ceramic
#400/1000 Stone + Strop = Work-Sharp Edge
Pre-loaded Diamond Leather Strop
Deburr micro-burrs in seconds
3-min pre-shift touch-ups
Which Stone Is Right For Me
The following grit chart is what Cheefarcut has in current development. The following grits are available for current and immediate purchase and order fulfillment (200/400/1000 pro & 400/1000 double sided). All other grits are scheduled to be released within 30 days.
| SKU | Thickness (A/O) | Grit | Notes | Application |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Home-400/1000 | 4/11 mm (2/side) | #400/1000 | Double-sided |
Side #400: heavy touch-ups, chip control, fast bevel set on stainless & PM steels. Side #1000: quick daily sharpening; durable toothy work edge for chef/santoku/petty/EDC. |
| Home-2000/4000 | 4/11 mm (2/side) | #2000/4000 | Double-sided |
Side #2000: fine sharpening & clean deburr; lower friction for smooth push-cuts. Side #4000: pre-polish/finish for glide cuts and plating; not for bone work. |
| Home-3000/5000 | 4/11 mm (2/side) | #3000/5000 | Double-sided |
Side #3000: pre-polish with slight bite—great for sujihiki/gyuto when presentation matters. Side #5000: finishing; remove residual burr and enable glide cuts; presentation grade. |
| Pro-200 | 5/20 mm | #200 | Single-sided | Heavy repair: rapid chip removal and bevel reprofile on severely dull edges; resets geometry fast (not a working finish). |
| Pro-400 | 5/20 mm | #400 | Single-sided | Bevel set & fast burr; aggressive stock removal; leaves coarse tooth for boxes/rope/hard skins; ideal pre-step to #600/#1000. |
| Pro-600 | 5/20 mm | #600 | Single-sided | EDC tooth: coarse, durable micro-serration that matches the fiber scale of cardboard/rope/wood; quick tune-ups; bridges to #1000. |
| Pro-800 | 5/20 mm | #800 | Single-sided | Refines coarse scratches while keeping a “meaty” bite; raises keenness without losing purchase—excellent for poultry/meat prep. |
| Pro-1000 | 5/20 mm | #1000 | Single-sided | Fast sharpening for most kitchen knives; long-lasting working edge that balances bite and glide; the go-to daily finish. |
| Pro-2000 | 5/20 mm | #2000 | Single-sided | Fine sharpening & pre-finish; clean deburr and reduced cutting friction—ideal for smooth veg/protein cuts. |
| Pro-3000 | 5/20 mm | #3000 | Single-sided | Pre-polish with slight bite; smooth push-cuts and neat plating; great for sujihiki/gyuto and refined EDC edges. |
| Pro-4000 | 5/20 mm | #4000 | Single-sided | Fine pre-finish/finish; tunes bite while maximizing glide for presentation slicing. Prefer #1–2K if a toothier edge is desired. |
| Pro-5000 | 5/20 mm | #5000 | Single-sided | First finisher: remove residual burr and true the apex; glide-cut oriented for sashimi/slicers; avoid for bone contact. |
| Pro-6000 | 5/20 mm | #6000 | Single-sided | High-polish finishing; refine the apex and lightly strop for razor feel; push-cut/presentation priority, not for rough prep. |
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Science Behind
Edge Transformation Process
Edge Transformation Process
Passivated edge: identify dull, rounded tips
Burr formation: raise and detect burrs
Sharp apex completion: remove burrs
Verified by Knife Forums,
Tested by Enthusiasts
Tested by Enthusiasts
Achieve sub-100 BESS across user tests
Confirmed by sharpeners like Rramski and Zylok
Sharpen Fast: Pro Tips
Lock your angle (15–20° dps)
Recommended pressure ~ 1500-2000g
Pre-soak 1–5 min for smoother feedback
Pros Make Pros For Pros
Four-generation craft lineage sinces 1925
In-house development based on field experience
Process optimization over years
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get the answers you need — sharpen your confidence.
Do I need to soak it?
Water only; splash-and-go. Brief soak (~1 min) gives you better feel. Do
not use oil.
How do I choose the correct sharpening angle for different knives?
Angle defines edge character — not right or wrong, just trade-offs:
10–12°/side: Japanese gyuto, slicers, razors — ultimate bite, lower durability
15–18°/side: western chef knives, petty — balanced edge
20°+/side: outdoor, cleaver, work knives — max durability
You can use the Angle Reference Wedge included, or a guided sharpener (our Cheefarcuut Guided Knife Sharpener) if you want precision and repeatability.
Pro tip: stick to one consistent angle family across your knives — it simplifies burr management and speeds up the entire progression.
For more specific angle recommendation, check our digital manual.
10–12°/side: Japanese gyuto, slicers, razors — ultimate bite, lower durability
15–18°/side: western chef knives, petty — balanced edge
20°+/side: outdoor, cleaver, work knives — max durability
You can use the Angle Reference Wedge included, or a guided sharpener (our Cheefarcuut Guided Knife Sharpener) if you want precision and repeatability.
Pro tip: stick to one consistent angle family across your knives — it simplifies burr management and speeds up the entire progression.
For more specific angle recommendation, check our digital manual.
I sharpened both sides, but the knife is still not sharp. Why?
Make sure you’ve raised a burr after sharpening each side. Use a stone ≥
1000 grit, refine with single-direction strokes, and don’t forget to use
the leather strop to remove all burrs.
Does the vitrified diamond stone need flattening? How often, and how
should I do it?
Yes — though vitrified diamond holds flatness far longer than resin or
water stones, it still benefits from occasional truing.
When you notice uneven wear, pencil-grid the surface and check. If the grid doesn’t erase evenly after a few strokes, flatten it using a Cheefarcuut flattening plate #140 / #400 or SiC powder (80–220 grit) on glass/granite. Rotate the stone regularly during use to even wear.
Suggested frequency:
Home users: check every 1–2 months
Heavy users/pro sharpeners: every 1–2 weeks
For more info, check our digital manual.
When you notice uneven wear, pencil-grid the surface and check. If the grid doesn’t erase evenly after a few strokes, flatten it using a Cheefarcuut flattening plate #140 / #400 or SiC powder (80–220 grit) on glass/granite. Rotate the stone regularly during use to even wear.
Suggested frequency:
Home users: check every 1–2 months
Heavy users/pro sharpeners: every 1–2 weeks
For more info, check our digital manual.
How to use the leather strop without scratching?
Keep the stone angle (optionally +1–2° micro-bevel). Use light, even
pressure ≈ 250 g / 0.55 lb.
Orientation & force: tip backward, spine forward, and pull with the spine leading so the edge trails. No back-and-forth. Do 5–10 light pulls per side.
Feel cue: glide as if skimming off a thin layer of sand from the strop.
Orientation & force: tip backward, spine forward, and pull with the spine leading so the edge trails. No back-and-forth. Do 5–10 light pulls per side.
Feel cue: glide as if skimming off a thin layer of sand from the strop.
Why is the logo “cheefarcuut” but the website is “cheefarcut.com”?
Both are official trademarks with the same mission — bringing
professional sharpness to everyone.
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