Homemade Strop!

[Filip.J]

I used a Horton knife to make a strop for sharpening my Horton knives

 

[Paulinski]

Nice Filip....

 

[chickenplucker]

awesome!!!!!!

 

[gomle]

:thumbup:How much??

DO you ship inernationally ?

 

[trukreltrog]

Nice work,,,

 

[Jeremy Horton]

Nice bro

 

[BushcraftBrainTrust]

Nice work. :thumbup: Get some black and green compound and your set.

 

[Mr. Night]

nice job mang!

 

[Filip.J]

Thanks guys. It's no work of art, but it should do
That Necker cut through the thick tough leather really well :thumbup:

Next week, a local hardware store will do sale, so I'm gonna get the compounds at a discount :thumbup: I think they also have white and pink one, gotta find out what that is...

:thumbup:How much??
DO you ship inernationally ?

Well, I have some leather left... LOL

 

[kzooglock23]

Nice work man.

 

[BushcraftBrainTrust]

Thanks guys. It's no work of art, but it should do
That Necker cut through the thick tough leather really well :thumbup:

Next week, a local hardware store will do sale, so I'm gonna get the compounds at a discount :thumbup: I think they also have white and pink one, gotta find out what that is...



Well, I have some leather left... LOL

I can get a .320" Horton hair shaving sharp with just black compound. Green is finer for when you want a more polished crazy sharp edge, or have power machinery.

 

[Mr. Night]

^^who do you get your compound from?

I use white rouge I got from Jantz, it works ok on the 'zoo, but I'd like to try some other things

 

[BushcraftBrainTrust]

Sorry Night, I missed this post.


JRE Industries

http://www.jreindustries.com/compounds.htm

 

[Filip.J]

I can get a .320" Horton hair shaving sharp with just black compound. Green is finer for when you want a more polished crazy sharp edge, or have power machinery.

K, black & green it is :thumbup: There're enough sides on the strop for them The sale starts on Thursday

 

[Mr. Night]

Sorry Night, I missed this post.


JRE Industries

http://www.jreindustries.com/compounds.htm

awesome, thanks bro

 

[GregS]

Nice, this is a little project I have been wanting to do myself at some point.

 

[Filip.J]

Guys, did I get it right the black compound is the coarser one?

 

[trukreltrog]

Yes,,,

 

[Filip.J]

OK. So in the Czech Republic, the coarse compound is white. The black is, on the contrary, very fine, even finer than the green. Oh, and there are two green compounds, too - the dark green is a little coarse and the light green is a little finer, but not as fine as the black. Duh.

I just took white and dark green. I will report how it works.
And, thanks for the info, Truk

 

[trukreltrog]

Uh ya. I only use black and green myself. The green I use is finer than black. Thats all I know about it. Brian is the expert,,,