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  1. 01-19-2009, 04:12 PM #1
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    Thumbs up Felt Strop source

    On or about Dec 29, Lynn posted that he had great success with using CrO paste on a felt strop or felt pad. Can Lynn or anyone tell me where I can find these felt strops. I am using Hand American CrOx on leather with decent results but would welcome any opportunity to kick it up a notch. Thanks in advance for any replies... Jerry
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    Are you looking for a pre-made hanging felt strop? Straight Razor Designs sells them now. Or, are you looking for felt strips for bench hones? Or....are you looking for larger quantity in larger sizes?

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    Thumbs up Felt Strop source

    I am looking for felt for a flatbed strop. I will mount it on tile or glass.... Jerry
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    I found 3x8 stropping-felt at Stropping Supplies for $4.50.

    I got them today. The felt is rock-hard and flat. It feels very different from the linen strop I have, it is a bit coarser. It basically feels like what it is: wool that is compressed.
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    Here is the one for the Hand American flatbed hone. Magnetic backed. I have one and love the CrO2 on the smooth bovine. They also have the felt pads.

    http://www.japaneseknifesharpening.c...tml?&Vl=8&Tp=2
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    Default Do it yourself felt?

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    Quote Originally Posted by flyboy View Post
    I found 3x8 stropping-felt at Stropping Supplies for $4.50.

    I got them today. The felt is rock-hard and flat. It feels very different from the linen strop I have, it is a bit coarser. It basically feels like what it is: wool that is compressed.

    how did this inexpensive felt work ... i want to use CrO on felt and this seems a cheap alternative to a hand america
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    Quote Originally Posted by Seraphim View Post
    www.mcmaster.com

    Felt
    8 products match your selections


    MaterialWool FeltShapeSheets and StripsSheets and Strips FormSheetBackingPlain BackedColorOff-WhiteGrade24S2ApplicationBuffing

    Thickness1/8" | 1/4" | 3/8" | 1/2" Width12" | 36" Length12" | 36"
    These 8 products match your selections
    Thickness WidthLength Each 1/8"12"12"8759K31$11.01
    1/8"36"36"8759K174.36
    1/4"12"12"8759K3321.05
    1/4"36"36"8759K3142.11
    3/8"12"12"8759K3428.64
    3/8"36"36"8759K4186.45
    1/2"12"12"8759K3533.54
    1/2"36"36"8759K5232.74

    have you tried any of these
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    It works well for me, but I am using it for a travel-strop with leather on the other side, so IDK how it will be with chrome.
    The felt is really firm/hard and the thickness is even.
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    Quote Originally Posted by flyboy View Post
    It works well for me, but I am using it for a travel-strop with leather on the other side, so IDK how it will be with chrome.
    The felt is really firm/hard and the thickness is even.
    I am thinking of doing exactly that, making a small travel strop that might be more convenient to pack than my dovo travel strop --- would you please post some pics of yours and/or explain dimensions, how you made it and where you got your materials, etc. ?
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