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If you plan on making a few, I would suggest you invest in a strap cutter. It makes things a whole lot easier than trying to cut along the edge of a ruler...Unless it's one of those big teachers...

I might have led him astray by the above bolded statement though James. I realise now that it could be a bit misleading. I meant that the edge is fresh of the finishing hone and has had a few laps on...

This leather is, in my opinion, one of the better, if not the best strop leathers to use. I think you should make yourself a 'roo strop, providing sloppy technique doesn't kill it on you, you will...

Sorry for not seeing this sooner. Jimbo is correct as to my source. Ask for either grade one whip thonging hide, or for a thicker hide go for grade one Falconry. It costs more though, and is finished...

G'day LawsonStone, the reason why Jimbo uses the rivets instead of chicargo screws (a favourite leather fastener of mine by the way) is because 'roo hide is thin, and it's nigh on, to bloody...