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    one side croc, next great white, next possum, next wombat. now I'd buy that.
    Good grief, this is sounding like an exercise in paleontology
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    Whatever you do,Nice find on the wood
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    Have made a few paddles. My personal one's are jarrah with roo on top. Have made some only 1 by 12 inch and they work just as well as the 3 inch ones if not a bit better as there is more flexibility in use. Good luck and post some pics once your done.
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    Quote Originally Posted by eddy79 View Post
    Have made a few paddles. My personal one's are jarrah with roo on top. Have made some only 1 by 12 inch and they work just as well as the 3 inch ones if not a bit better as there is more flexibility in use. Good luck and post some pics once your done.
    Do the narrow ones help if you have a particularly warped blade?
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    had a brain fart Bongo just to add to the confusion, what if you were to do 3 sides in leather for paste & stropping etc & on the 4th side add a finisher hone cut length ways or full size, either glued or screwed to the base like some of the old paddles I have seen with the stone attached via screwed in plates etc
    then you would have a complete "one stop paddle strop" to cover all you blade refreshing needs LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by Substance View Post
    had a brain fart Bongo just to add to the confusion, what if you were to do 3 sides in leather for paste & stropping etc & on the 4th side add a finisher hone cut length ways or full size, either glued or screwed to the base like some of the old paddles I have seen with the stone attached via screwed in plates etc
    then you would have a complete "one stop paddle strop" to cover all you blade refreshing needs LOL
    Thats a pretty good idea, i thought of a razor case with a finsher built into the underside of the lid, and leather on the top.
    Bread and water can so easily become tea and toast

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    I have a tam o shanter I was going cut in half and fit to a box or strop set up for a travel set up
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    Quote Originally Posted by edhewitt View Post
    Do the narrow ones help if you have a particularly warped blade?
    Don't have any warped blades but at 1 to 1 1/2 inch its kind of like a thin hone with a lot of maneuverability.
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