Good diamond grinding wheels. While they are new, they "grip" the surface being processed very well and briskly with their crystals. After sharpening one knife, the large, protruding crystals fall off, and the blocks achieve their working roughness. Therefore, before grinding, you need to sharpen something that is not critical, where deep scratches from large crystals are not important. After honing, you can now sharpen expensive or high-performance knives. The grinding wheels actively remove metal. But I think 3000 grit is too much in the set. Instead, it's better to apply it on red ceramic or synthetic water stone. It is quite possible to finish even on a 1500 grit stone. The result is good. The main thing is to properly remove the burrs at the end of the sharpening process.