Thread: English Bridal Leather For Modular Strop

So Im using Lynns modular paddle. Just started this week great piece in the arsenal. I'm new so I ruined my first modular panel lol. Anyway, I mastered what was needed to move forward.

This time I opted for the English Bridal Leather. Can anyone tell me the pros to this leather? Is there a difference?

Originally Posted by ELDivo

So Im using Lynns modular paddle. Just started this week great piece in the arsenal. I'm new so I ruined my first modular panel lol. Anyway, I mastered what was needed to move forward.

This time I opted for the English Bridal Leather. Can anyone tell me the pros to this leather? Is there a difference?

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English Bridle has a fine surface texture compared to other leather types, makes for a smooth and enjoyable draw.
I usually choose strop leather based on texture and thickness. I found a great buffalo hide (half) the other day. Excited to make a gift for a friend.
English Bridle, Latigo, and etc are popular choices.

Originally Posted by Ozarkedger

English Bridle has a fine surface texture compared to other leather types, makes for a smooth and enjoyable draw.
I usually choose strop leather based on texture and thickness. I found a great buffalo hide (half) the other day. Excited to make a gift for a friend.
English Bridle, Latigo, and etc are popular choices.

I like the English Bridle for my women, and the Latigo for my razors; the first one's taken care of by SRP's Modular Strop offerings, but not the second. So, I remain patient... but nudgy

ElDivo,

WRT the ruined panel, could you not give it a good sanding and use it for pastes ?

Have fun

Best regards

Russ

Originally Posted by PhatMan

ElDivo,

WRT the ruined panel, could you not give it a good sanding and use it for pastes ?

Have fun

Best regards

Russ

Hey thanks your right

EB makes an awesome stropping surface, very smooth with light draw. It's my main strop.