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    He obviously got good at it thru experience.

    I was just quoting how he strops from his CD which as I said, is with a little slack & about 3lbs of pressure.

    Different to what most folks here believe but it works for me and my edges are not rolled
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    Look at the amount of slurry he scrapes up onto the blade when he makes a stroke. when he flips the blade over it's sitting on all that scraped up slurry. When he makes the back stroke/circle he's mainly sliding the blade off of the accumulated slurry. You think there's anything to that?

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    Quote Originally Posted by onimaru55 View Post
    He obviously got good at it thru experience.

    I was just quoting how he strops from his CD which as I said, is with a little slack & about 3lbs of pressure.

    Different to what most folks here believe but it works for me and my edges are not rolled

    Okay, okay, you win! Your edges aren't rolled.

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    I don't think it matters too much, but it can't be that hard to try.

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    Sorry if I'm off topic as this was a honing thread but this man's stropping style is a little different too.
    Worth a look at the Mastro.

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    Pretty soon you'll have every bad example and self appointed expert corralled into one great thread . . . you can call it "What not to do"

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    What can I say ? You can always come here if you need a grin.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AFDavis11 View Post
    Pretty soon you'll have every bad example and self appointed expert corralled into one great thread . . . you can call it "What not to do"
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    OMG! You guys are too funny. Imagine the potential for "slurry".

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    No need to work it up, you just sprinkle a handful of top soil on there.

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