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    The only straight man in Thailand ndw76's Avatar
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    Default Two new home made strops

    Hi all,
    I recently finished a little project. I made myself two balsa wood strops. I have orders some diamond paste to use with them. To construct them I glued two peices of MDF together to make a firm base and then glued a plank of bulsa wood to the top. The only tools I needed was a wood saw (please excuse my ignorence with wood working tools) and a key hole saw. All up the total cost, not including the tools, was about less than 200 baht. Thats about $6.00 USD.
    They seem to have both turned out good. When I get my diamond paste I will let you know what the reslut is.
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    You did well. That is a part of Straight Razor shaving that is not mentioned enough. Using your own tools to make tools. Put a hole in the handle and you can hang them up on a nail.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 2Sharp View Post
    You did well. That is a part of Straight Razor shaving that is not mentioned enough. Using your own tools to make tools. Put a hole in the handle and you can hang them up on a nail.

    bj
    Thanks for the tip. I was wondering, as balsa wood is rather soft, how I would prevent any unfortunate accidents resulting bumps scratches and dents.

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