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    Scrupleworks sells 3" linen fabric strops. Maybe give them a call??
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    Yup Scruplworks, IMHO. The best linen you will get and a professional job on the piece. Tc
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    Quote Originally Posted by Phoenix51 View Post
    Scrupleworks sells 3" linen fabric strops. Maybe give them a call??
    Westholme does as well. I think 3" linen is hard to source. Tony Miller stopped selling it with his strops.
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    I'm looking for 3 inch linen too.

    Will probably give these guy's a try in the near future

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    Good to see some options.

    Just wish there was a US supplier. I'd like to have a nice linen strop but I am on a budget too.
    Steve
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    After weighing the options, I ended up getting a new heavy cotton strop from Tony Miller. He made it exactly to length (20") and sealed the ends. I made the holes for the Chicago screws myself with an awl.

    Tony got the new strop to me in about 2 or 3 business days -- great service as I'm sure is no surprise to anyone who has bought his products.

    I really like the new fabric. Seems a little quieter than the original fabric I had.
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