Hey all,
I'm not a knife maker myself (though I'd love to get into it!), but I do work for an abrasives manufacture that sells many products specifically for knife making. We periodically bring in new materials to test out, and I'm in need of some people to test out a 1" x 30" "felt-belt" that would be used right before your final finishing, whether that be a leather strop or stone.
The minimal testing we've done so far indicates that this belt holds compound very well (we've used white), and will fall somewhere in your sequence between an 800 grit belt and whatever you use for your final step.
All I'm asking in return is just your feedback! I'm happy shipping this to you at no cost in return for your time testing this out (within the United States). Feel free to get a hold of me through here to work out the minor details of your address and whatnot.
This is actually my first post here, so if it belongs in a different section, moderators feel free to move it! There's a ton of good information here that I'm learning.
Best,
-Andy
I'm not a knife maker myself (though I'd love to get into it!), but I do work for an abrasives manufacture that sells many products specifically for knife making. We periodically bring in new materials to test out, and I'm in need of some people to test out a 1" x 30" "felt-belt" that would be used right before your final finishing, whether that be a leather strop or stone.
The minimal testing we've done so far indicates that this belt holds compound very well (we've used white), and will fall somewhere in your sequence between an 800 grit belt and whatever you use for your final step.
All I'm asking in return is just your feedback! I'm happy shipping this to you at no cost in return for your time testing this out (within the United States). Feel free to get a hold of me through here to work out the minor details of your address and whatnot.
This is actually my first post here, so if it belongs in a different section, moderators feel free to move it! There's a ton of good information here that I'm learning.
Best,
-Andy