Diamond cuts, but the finish belongs to nature. At Ruimo Tech I'm Engineer Yanchi Li, and today I take the Sy Tools high-grit natural stone and honestly measure what it adds after the Sy Tools diamond "8-series" (D/KD/LVD/RO/SU/TTD/WWD/FW).

Three checks. Edge roughness: micro-photos before/after the natural stone vs the diamond 8-series. Sheen: visual "mirror" appraisal (no objective number — we don't invent one). Resource: natural stone is slower, diamond is aggressive. All without fabricated ratings.

| Parameter | Sy Tools natural (high-grit) | Sy Tools diamond 8-series | Ceramic |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stage | finish/polish | cut/shape | finish (self-dressing) |
| Use | wet (soak) | dry | dry/wet |
| Speed | slow | very fast | medium |
| Edge finish | "mirror", finer | slightly toothy | toothy |
| Care | soak/dry/flatten | rinse | minimal |
Specific grit of the Sy Tools natural stone is marked "to be confirmed" — per Ozon SKU. By purpose it is a high-grit finishing stage that complements the diamond 8-series and the Sy Tools wood-strops/KD-A11 strop.

The Sy Tools high-grit natural stone is the finishing touch after the diamond 8-series and before the strop. For angle, take Sy Tools T05-AMZ. Price and stock on the Ozon page (family ~$12.99).
Ruimo Tech lab notes. Parameters (wet finishing stage, complements the 8-series diamond D/KD/LVD/RO/SU/TTD/WWD/FW and wood-strops/KD-A11) verified against Sy Tools copy; specific grit of the natural stone marked "to be confirmed" per Ozon SKU. No fabricated ratings or reviews.