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Atoma diamond plates are renowned for their long life and fast cutting properties. Some use this in progression with the 140 for stone flattening but we don't do this in our office. We flatten exclusively with the 140. This plate is reserved for work as a low grit sharpening plate. When used to sharpen and repair knives, the Atoma suffers none of the headache of soaking water stones or needing to repair stones when they become dished. This makes the Atoma ideal for users on the go or who are looking for a minimalist kit. Measures 210mm x 75mm.
Reviews
11 review(s) WRITE A REVIEW (Reviews are subject to approval) Amazing , February 22, 2021 Atoma 400/1200, June 17, 2020 Love Atoma 400!!, April 16, 2020 Atoma 400, March 25, 2020 Shapton Glass sharpening stone, June 5, 2019 Excellent Lapping Plate, May 15, 2019 Works great for flattening stones and re-profiling knives, March 5, 2019 Great sharpening product, December 16, 2018
good diamond stone, fast cutter, let's se how it ages, October 24, 2018Posted By: remi cura - verified customer
Plate diamond coverage is very regular, which is good.
Plate is aggressive, but I definitively use something coarser for big repair (diamond 140 grit).
I'm under the impression that it's not perfectly flat, which is OK for this kind of coarse grit.
I'm curious to see how it will age, as I've already worn several DMT diamond plates and I'm looking for something more durable.
Plate diamond coverage is very regular, which is good.
Plate is aggressive, but I definitively use something coarser for big repair (diamond 140 grit).
I'm under the impression that it's not perfectly flat, which is OK for this kind of coarse grit.
I'm curious to see how it will age, as I've already worn several DMT diamond plates and I'm looking for something more durable.
Very good lapping plate., June 12, 2018Posted By: Jack
I originally bought the 400 grit plate for lapping my Shapton Pro stones but it works very nicely on naturals as well. So far I have used it on my Shapton Pro 1500, a Welsh purple slate and a Scottish Dalmore Blue with great results. These harder stones eat wet/dry sandpaper but the Atoma plate lapped them perfectly flat with minimal effort and less mess than using silicon carbide powder. I plan on buying the full set of Atoma plates, along with a couple of the smaller "slurry stones" to keep all of my stones in the best condition possible.
The level of service from CKTG has been excellent each time I have placed an order: shipping has been very fast, with tracking numbers provided and each order was carefully packed to avoid damage during shipping. This is now the first place I check when I need sharpening supplies.
I originally bought the 400 grit plate for lapping my Shapton Pro stones but it works very nicely on naturals as well. So far I have used it on my Shapton Pro 1500, a Welsh purple slate and a Scottish Dalmore Blue with great results. These harder stones eat wet/dry sandpaper but the Atoma plate lapped them perfectly flat with minimal effort and less mess than using silicon carbide powder. I plan on buying the full set of Atoma plates, along with a couple of the smaller "slurry stones" to keep all of my stones in the best condition possible.
The level of service from CKTG has been excellent each time I have placed an order: shipping has been very fast, with tracking numbers provided and each order was carefully packed to avoid damage during shipping. This is now the first place I check when I need sharpening supplies.
Had to review it..., June 1, 2015Posted By: Max S. - verified customer
I'm sorry to Mark for having to sort through all of my reviews, but I am continually impressed with what I buy from him! I have been using a DMT 120 grit plate, and a shapton glass plate for lapping 5 different brands of water stones, this Atoma 400 was a recent purchase. I went with this atoma for grits 1k and higher, so I can mainly use my shapton plate on glass stones. I found this plates grit rating perfect for stones from 1k-6k. I had no problem with this on one of my 8k stones as well, but it was a bit more coarse than I would have liked. THIS STONE IS GREAT! I recommend it over the DMT for lapping. I also enjoying sharpening with the plate as well, I really like the scratch pattern it leaves. The Atoma is ligher, and a bit longer than the DMT, also the suction effect is greatly reduced. All-round better choice in my opinion. If I did not already have 2x DMT 120s, I would purchase an Atoma 140. This is truly a great plate, nice n light weight. Don't hesitate. I could not be happier! You may want to consider a 600 grit if you already have have a 120 grit DMT plate, you could probably extend up to a 10k stone with the 600 and get a good surface.
I'm sorry to Mark for having to sort through all of my reviews, but I am continually impressed with what I buy from him! I have been using a DMT 120 grit plate, and a shapton glass plate for lapping 5 different brands of water stones, this Atoma 400 was a recent purchase. I went with this atoma for grits 1k and higher, so I can mainly use my shapton plate on glass stones. I found this plates grit rating perfect for stones from 1k-6k. I had no problem with this on one of my 8k stones as well, but it was a bit more coarse than I would have liked. THIS STONE IS GREAT! I recommend it over the DMT for lapping. I also enjoying sharpening with the plate as well, I really like the scratch pattern it leaves. The Atoma is ligher, and a bit longer than the DMT, also the suction effect is greatly reduced. All-round better choice in my opinion. If I did not already have 2x DMT 120s, I would purchase an Atoma 140. This is truly a great plate, nice n light weight. Don't hesitate. I could not be happier! You may want to consider a 600 grit if you already have have a 120 grit DMT plate, you could probably extend up to a 10k stone with the 600 and get a good surface.
