Thread: £15 extra!!!

Hmmmmmmmmmmm, so do you now have a #1 best cat strop?

Here kitty, kitty....just a liii-ttle closer

sorry...couldn't help myself, lol...

Is there a book or e-guide or something, regarding customs forms ?? what you should or should not mark? what you can or cannot mail ? I don't mind at all to ship things internationally but it sure gets confusing!!

Soapmistress

Well, got my strop this morning Haven't tried it yet, but I have tried the free strop that came with it. Even the free one in itself was worth it. Think I will wait to use the one I actually paid for until I can use the free one for a while without slicing it apart!

Steven

P.S.

Once I've finished practicing on the free one, I was thinking of using a strop paste on it that I can use once a blade gets dull, instead of going straight to my Norton. Any idea of type of paste I could use for this? There are far to many different pastes out there.

Originally Posted by nerobot

Just going to rant for a bit.
I had to pay £8, which I was expecting to pay, but I wasn't expecting to have to pay an extra £8 in f ing holding fees!!!

Steven

Buy from someone who will send you a GIFT along with it. I always ship over seas with the price listed but also include a gift so that i have to mark gift on the customs forms also. I've found this usually bypasses all the rigamarole.

Glen F

Originally Posted by Blade Wielder

You think that's bad? I bought the very same strop only to have my cat gnaw a hole in the leather handle!

If it's a bad hole PM me if you want and send me a pic. If it's doable I'll sew you a new handle on from 9 oz leather.

Glen F