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09-12-2013, 12:04 AM
Thread: SRD Roo Strop
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Don't get me wrong, kangaroo is a great strop...
Don't get me wrong, kangaroo is a great strop leather. Thin, light, strong, supple, gives excellent feedback, and does a wonderful job on the edge. It's just that I think that, in terms of laps, it's...
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09-11-2013, 02:47 AM
Thread: SRD Roo Strop
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I'd say what you are asking is not really a...
I'd say what you are asking is not really a function of the strop but more a function of where the edge is at to be frank.
Having said that, I have found that kangaroo leather is just another... -
06-21-2012, 02:23 AM
Thread: SRD Roo Strop
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Well, it is not that they are no good, but in...
Well, it is not that they are no good, but in terms of finishing I think the FeOx, CrOx or diamond are finer and more suited to purpose. I am not sure of the micron of the finest dovo paste, but the...
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06-20-2012, 09:42 PM
Thread: SRD Roo Strop
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Yes, I agree - you really don't need to treat the...
Yes, I agree - you really don't need to treat the kangaroo leather with anything more than a rub of your hand before each stropping session - often I don't even do that. As for pasting the other...
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12-15-2011, 06:40 PM
Thread: SRD Roo Strop
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I've been using the same roo strop for what must...
I've been using the same roo strop for what must be close to 3 years now if not a bit longer. I can say without a doubt that if you look after it (as in don't do anything silly to it) kangaroo will...
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