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For Busse in particular and other knives as well...it is amazing what (let's go with stroping) does for a Busse blade, convex or otherwise...
On users, direct from factory (even if really sharp), the difference a good stroping can make is incredible...
Best purchases I ever made were a set of flexxx strops...I have others as well, hand made ones from knife shops and others i have picked up for field...
What a full stroping regimen can do for a knife is just incredible...
I do black, green and then back of my trusty stroping belt - I stand on the buckle and hold tight and go to town.
For Busse in particular, stroping this way can even remove any very minor dings, dents, etc...I think it is the black/grey medium that does that...
I have had great results on all other kinds of steels as well. They are already slicers to the max, and that regimen I mentioned can produce magical results, taking hair popping to surgical.
Anyways, another testament to INFI and its ease of field touch up, as well as a general ODE TO STROPINGLINGUS
C
On users, direct from factory (even if really sharp), the difference a good stroping can make is incredible...
Best purchases I ever made were a set of flexxx strops...I have others as well, hand made ones from knife shops and others i have picked up for field...
What a full stroping regimen can do for a knife is just incredible...
I do black, green and then back of my trusty stroping belt - I stand on the buckle and hold tight and go to town.
For Busse in particular, stroping this way can even remove any very minor dings, dents, etc...I think it is the black/grey medium that does that...
I have had great results on all other kinds of steels as well. They are already slicers to the max, and that regimen I mentioned can produce magical results, taking hair popping to surgical.
Anyways, another testament to INFI and its ease of field touch up, as well as a general ODE TO STROPINGLINGUS
C