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    Square edges on:

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    So it seems it's mostly the vintage strops that have em and more so the higher end ones. So do you think it makes a difference in daily stropping?
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    I'm glad someone brought up the strop chamferring issue. I have been wanting to chamfer my strops for years and never had enough motivation. As a result of this thread, I grabbed my bridle strop and did the deed moments ago.

    I will do the rest of my strops asap. Good thread, good idea and thanks for bringing it up.........
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    The vintage strope I bought is beveled with a very nice finished edge and it makes sence to have a finished edge so the heel of the blade doesnt grab or should I say drag heavy . What would I know im new . kellyw

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    I forgot to mention that all my knife sheaths I make I bevel the edges and burnish to finish them off and make them look nice . It makes sence to do a strop

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    Hi,

    All my leather strops, both hangers (5) and paddles (10) have chamfered edges on the working side.

    have fun !

    regards

    Russ

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