Tony Miller Strop. WOW !

**Mike257** · 03-09-2009, 11:42 PM

Well my TM strop came today, I have to say this is my first strop and have nothing else to compare it to but you dont have to be an expert to see that this a very well made product. It was packaged in a plastic sleeve inside a nice box. As soon as I saw it I said man this is made nice. All the heads on the Chicago screws are turned the same way, the handles are perfect and are very comfortable to hold, Leather is cut perfect with a nice edge detail, Hardware is nice quality. Linen side looks perfect and even the practice strop is the same Red Latigo. The 3" perfectly covers the razor so I didnt have to do anything crazy , I did 20 on the linen side then 20 on the leather side, Everything felt great but I stopped because this strop is so pretty I didnt want to scuff it up just yet.

**mikemeatman** · 03-09-2009, 11:55 PM

Your going to love that strop. I'v had mind for five months now. I just ordered a matching cotton only strop from Tony to paste up. I mounted a hook about waist level that goes into a stud in my bathroom & it works great for hanging. I cant weight to add my matching cotton only strop.

**huntmol** · 03-10-2009, 12:55 AM

Always good to see another TM strop owner! I love mine, hope yours gives you some good decades of use! =)

The longer I am a member at SRP, the more impressed I am by Tony Miler - I honestly do not think I have ever once heard a single negative thing about Tony's products, craftsmanship, or customer service.

**sdsquarepoint** · 03-10-2009, 01:01 AM

The plastic sleeve packaging and attention to detail indicates that Tony is at the top of his game and delivers the Rolls Royce of Strops.

So sorry for the chiches. No I'm not!
MikeB

PS-his packaging says alot about his products and the pride he takes in his offerings. Colleen Churley's shaving soaps are another example of pride in work. hmm off topic..heh heh Speaking of which it is time for me to order more of her shaving soaps...MB

**Mike257** · 03-10-2009, 01:48 AM

Already putting the TM strop to good use, for light work and keeping things in Order I use the 3" Red Latigo Practice Strop

When things really get out of control I use the 3" Latigo/ Linen

Latigo /Linen also works great on sharpening razors

**PA23-250** · 03-10-2009, 02:07 AM

Does she know you posted those pics on SRP?

And yes, I agree; Tony does some amazing work!

**zib** · 03-10-2009, 02:13 AM

Mike,

You did good ! You don't anything else to compare it to. Tony's stuff is great. I have his 3" Artisan as well, plus two paddles pasted....I love all of them....

**Mike257** · 03-10-2009, 03:01 AM

Originally Posted by PA23-250

Does she know you posted those pics on SRP?

And yes, I agree; Tony does some amazing work!

Yes she knows and had no problem with me posting the G rated pics, the others got deleted by her as soon as she saw them on her camera.

**Seraphim** · 03-10-2009, 03:07 AM

I certainly hope you had the full facial MWF soap lather going while doling out some latigo discipline!

**Mike257** · 03-10-2009, 03:15 AM

Originally Posted by Seraphim

I certainly hope you had the full facial MWF soap lather going while doling out dome latigo discipline!

Now that was funny , Im cracking up here

Who would have thought all I needed was Miller strop to get things back in order around here.

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