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Thread: Handle or No Handle
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05-02-2014, 04:16 AM #21
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05-02-2014, 04:16 AM #22
Welcome MariaC,
I don't know of any wooden-handled strops, but that doesn't mean they don't exist. In your budget you could get a nice brush with wooden handle - those are quite popular and come in all kinds of styles - from pieces of wood in their natural shape, to turned on lathe, to stacked from multiple woods and other materials, to carved...
There are also wooden handles for safety razors - basically you screw the head of the razor on to it.
Wooden razor scales are also popular, but that's either not going to be complete razor or over budget.
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05-02-2014, 04:19 AM #23
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Thanked: 375All I've ever used is D-Rings. When I've looked at plain ends they appeal to me (clean look) but then I start thinking....I like that there's a stop, due to that extra piece binding the D-ring. Can't say I've ever hit it, but think it could prevent a nice deep cut into my fingers. By the looks of it Pixels solved that problem nicely though.
CHRIS
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05-02-2014, 04:35 AM #24
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Thanked: 284I agree- wood handle brush or if you're set on wood strop, you can do a paddle or loom strop.
For brushes check out the classified here (or contact pixelfixed, wallyeman, harrywally). For paddle strops, check out Straight Razors Designs. I think pixelfixed still does loom strops.
What a nice gift for your husband!I love living in the past...