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    Looks like a successful project Tom. It’s your attention to detail that puts your projects over the top.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RezDog View Post
    Looks like a successful project Tom. It’s your attention to detail that puts your projects over the top.
    Thanks, Bruv! I figure 2 more rounds to add legitimacy to what I have learned will be enough!
    Still have the fabric to clean...Hardware, etc.

    Onward to the K3000 which features a thick felt secondary!
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    Well, I seem to be where I wanted to get with these.
    I was tired of sanding, so I went to the micromesh up to the 12000 and gave them a light coat of mink oil. The Pelican is a bit rougher, but seems to strop better than the K3000 (which strops heavenly!).

    For the sake of them being old, I lightly cleaned the secondaries and turned them to the best-looking sides and scrubbed the hardware with a toothbrush and some barkeeper's friend. I even reused the flat-head screws and nuts.
    Then, I chose some Razorfeld strop-socks I felt went well with them. Done!

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    So...Anyone have any experience with the felt secondary?

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    Fine job on the strops Tom. Wish I could help with the felt, but you sure did a great job.
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    They sure turned out great Tom. Glad to see you puttering around a little more.
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    I would do nothing but putter if I could afford it, Rez!
    Just came off 2 weeks of super-hard work so this slow week has been nice.
    Lots of rain coming, they say. Bad for business, yet good for puttering!

    Some razors to do around here........

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    Beautiful job Tom, Im wondering if the felt is original as a secondary, it seems like something used for spray and paste, thoughts?
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    Hay, Martin! Thanks!
    I don't really know. I have seen more recent Kanoyamas with the felt.
    It seems there is one model which has felt and fabric as well?
    Anyway, it has not been pasted with anything. I suppose I will go peruse the old threads for clues.
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