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    So I got my Kanayama 60K last night.

    Is it a piece of art…a beauty to behold? Oh yeah
    When I put the claw hold on it does it feel supple and pleasurable? Yep sure does
    Does the draw have a silky, magnetic erotic feel? Pure bliss

    I’m pretty sure I got a stropping “chubby” last night!!!

    Just sharing,

    Jer
    Keep it safe and Cheers,
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    You made a great choice. That craftsman's strops are just magic to look at and to use.
    Enjoy.
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    I concur with your review

    ENJOY!
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    Quote Originally Posted by MedicineMan View Post
    So I got my Kanayama 60K last night.

    Is it a piece of art…a beauty to behold? Oh yeah
    When I put the claw hold on it does it feel supple and pleasurable? Yep sure does
    Does the draw have a silky, magnetic erotic feel? Pure bliss

    I’m pretty sure I got a stropping “chubby” last night!!!

    Just sharing,

    Jer
    Good thing you stopped where you did. Any more "erotic feel talk" and the vice squad might be paying you a visit.

    Har har.

    They are very nice strops, I have a #3 and a 90K myself.
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    What about the fabric strop? Have heard of some issues there?

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    I say the fabric needs a good breaking in. And it becomes a very nice strop. I ordered a second one and use it with CR0X. I like the feel of it so much. To break it in I washed it a couple time in the washing machine. Then had to glue the leather piece back on the end. Then took a metal ruler and ran it up and down a bunch of time at 90 degrees to the strop and that softened it right up. Now its not so zippy and I love it. I love the suede strop too.

    Congrads on a great buy. He might not be around much longer so I had to buy one myself.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sharptonn View Post
    What about the fabric strop? Have heard of some issues there?
    I imagine I've heard the same about the fabric portion. I haven't even used it yet. I was going to break it in off the instructions on seller's website (wash it a few dozen times, beat it with a wooden hammer till it's dead, then work it over with glass).

    It's pretty stiff. A little more stiff than the webbed strop that came with my SRD strop, but not much. The SRD fabric is just now softening up (bought it in July) and I haven't done anything to it but strop.

    I'll let you know after I treat it this weekend.

    Jer
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    The man is likely quite old. Hopefully, he is passing on some skills to young helpers.
    They were hard to come by new for a while.

    Now, seems there are plenty.. A good strop is exactly that!

    All of my older ones are sewn or riveted on.


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    Truly a fine, fine strop.
    I have the 3 and consider getting the 60 or 90k for special occasions and as a back up.
    Terrific fast draw on his strop I find compared to my bridal leather one.
    Enjoy.
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    Throw us some good pics , when you get time.

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