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Leather (Or fabric) Loom Strop - Leadingedge design
This is my loom strop for razor, knife, scalpel and tool stropping / sharpening.
It gives the best possible surface (in my opinion) for stropping razors, knives or sharp tools.
Stropping surface area for this design - 40mmx200mm.
One side can be coated with a honing paste or spray and the other side left plain leather.
Parts needed:
2 x Steel rods - 6mm diameter x 210mm length. (Make sure they are the same exact length).
1 x M5 Brass threaded insert (Or a M5 nut could possibly be used, but not recommended).
1 x M5 Thread - 70mm long. (I cut the head off of a 70mm long M5 screw for mine).
Leather - Cut a strip 40mm wide x 450mm long. (A 1.5 inch plain leather belt will also work).
Leather needles, thread & hole punches (It is best to stitch the ends of the leather or fabric together).
NOTES:
As al alternative to leather, you can use 40mm / 1.5 inch cotton webbing; linen; denim fabric; seatbelt webbing etc.
This is my loom strop for razor, knife, scalpel and tool stropping / sharpening.
It gives the best possible surface (in my opinion) for stropping razors, knives or sharp tools.
Stropping surface area for this design - 40mmx200mm.
One side can be coated with a honing paste or spray and the other side left plain leather.
Parts needed:
2 x Steel rods - 6mm diameter x 210mm length. (Make sure they are the same exact length).
1 x M5 Brass threaded insert (Or a M5 nut could possibly be used, but not recommended).
1 x M5 Thread - 70mm long. (I cut the head off of a 70mm long M5 screw for mine).
Leather - Cut a strip 40mm wide x 450mm long. (A 1.5 inch plain leather belt will also work).
Leather needles, thread & hole punches (It is best to stitch the ends of the leather or fabric together).
NOTES:
As al alternative to leather, you can use 40mm / 1.5 inch cotton webbing; linen; denim fabric; seatbelt webbing etc.
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