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  1. 03-27-2014, 05:15 PM #11
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    In the UK member Neil Miller, a one man operatiton makes strops that are a work of art ...... IME ... functional art that is .

    Vintage Straight Razor Sales & Restorations, Hand Made Strops, UK Razor Honing and Vintage Hone Stones
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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyHAD View Post
    In the UK member Neil Miller, a one man operatiton makes strops that are a work of art ...... IME ... functional art that is .

    Vintage Straight Razor Sales & Restorations, Hand Made Strops, UK Razor Honing and Vintage Hone Stones

    I'll second that!

    I now use Neil's strops exclusively, and they are second to none!

    This is my latest .. Shell Cordovan and Natural Linen in an extra long length. Truly a dream to strop on ..

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    That certainly is a beauty and i notice you said your latest i take it you have a couple or more...
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    Hello to All,

    Mr Miller also makes a superb aluminium modular paddle strop.

    This has been my daily strop for quite a few years now

    Have fun !

    Best regards

    Russ

    PS Mr Miller also sells 0.5 micron CrOx powder and 0.25 micron cerium oxide powder
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    Here are a few pics of mine.
    Name: Supex 4.jpg Views: 77 Size: 28.7 KB
    Name: Supex 2.jpg Views: 78 Size: 60.2 KB
    Name: Supex 1.jpg Views: 79 Size: 53.0 KB
    Name: Supex 3.jpg Views: 80 Size: 63.8 KB
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pedigree View Post
    Name: Supex 3.jpg Views: 80 Size: 63.8 KB

    That's a great looking piece of kit. Very nice
    - Mick.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pedigree View Post
    Here are a few pics of mine.
    Name: Supex 4.jpg Views: 77 Size: 28.7 KB
    Name: Supex 2.jpg Views: 78 Size: 60.2 KB
    Name: Supex 1.jpg Views: 79 Size: 53.0 KB
    Name: Supex 3.jpg Views: 80 Size: 63.8 KB
    Nice! Steve from the Invisible Edge was a great guy to do business with. He honed a few of my razors when I first started. A new fella has taken over now I believe.
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    His name is Adam. Wonder if they are related?
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    Quote Originally Posted by markbignosekelly View Post
    Nice! Steve from the Invisible Edge was a great guy to do business with. He honed a few of my razors when I first started. A new fella has taken over now I believe.
    When you say "new", it's actually almost 12 years ago now, but I'm still here. Adam.
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    Hi Adam, my apologies. I've must have brought a few things from you too.
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