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This leather strop has a magnetic backing and is just the right size to fit on a CKTG 3x8 Strop Plate and holder for a base. Stropping is a gentle way to maintain the edges of your knives. Use edge trailing strokes at the same angle as your knife or razor edge and it works very well. We recommend using diamond paste or diamond spray on leather. Both work equally well.
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Nice lower-cost stropPosted By: Mike Trump - verified customer
4 people found this review helpful
Not a bad strop for the money. Several of the stops had blemishes in the leather, but were sold as top quality and not seconds. Doesn't really affect performance, but high spots and ridges do load up with swarf really quickly. For what it's worth, I really miss the thin horse hide strops you used to sell and I ain't paying $40 for a tiny piece of kangaroo leather...
4 people found this review helpful
Not a bad strop for the money. Several of the stops had blemishes in the leather, but were sold as top quality and not seconds. Doesn't really affect performance, but high spots and ridges do load up with swarf really quickly. For what it's worth, I really miss the thin horse hide strops you used to sell and I ain't paying $40 for a tiny piece of kangaroo leather...
richmond base/leather strops
