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    Default My DIY Webbing Paddle Strop

    I’ve been experimenting with different pastes on different substrates. Both on hanging strops and paddle strops. The one combination I wanted to try was using the webbing material in a paddle format.

    I could have simply glued webbing to some wood, but I wanted to preserve the ability to use the webbing as a hanger if I didn’t like the paddle format.

    To make the “grommets” I simply cut Home Depot paint mixers and glued them to the ends of the webbing with contact cement. I sanded the wood grommets flush and screwed them onto the ends of a scrap piece of lumber that I had floating around in the garage. The photo shows a hanger I made with the same construction.

    Nothing fancy, but they work and are fun to experiment with.

    Next up is a hanging balsa strop.
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    Very neat idea. You could even make a cushioned paddle strop this way if you were so inclined.

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    That's a clever idea and one I'd have never thought of.

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    Well done, I like the dual use!

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    Nice one Brian! I have some linen material I've been using, and have enough to build something like this.

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