Leather Strop with Wood Base Review
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It may seem like a simple leather strop... but this tool is a key item for finishing sharpening your broadheads and knives. The leather strop is perfect for the finishing touches of sharpening by taking off the metal burr left by files and hones for a shaving sharp edge. Mounted on sturdy piece of wood. Leather measures 6" long x 2" wide. Tip: Remember to always drag away from the cutting edge when working your blades on the strop. ...read more
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Leather Strop with Wood Base Reviews
These Leather Strops are great for the shop or field.
Greg
3 years ago
You can set it on the table or hold it by the stick to get the angles you need for that razor edge.
Leather Strop wth Wood Base
Ray the archer
10 years ago
Very handy to finish the edges on your knives and broadheads. I thought the block that the leather fits on should have been better quality, but it does the job, though.
Reasonably priced
Bob
10 years ago
Just the right size for broad heads
A must have for broad heads
Wayde
11 years ago
This is a great product. It is essential for finishing the edge on broadheads and knives. Once you use it you'll never be with out one. It makes getting that razor sharp edge a breeze.
Simple and inexpensive
Notch
11 years ago
I bought this to finish the edge on my VPA three blades and Magnus snuffers. With a little inexpensive stropping compound, I was able to get my heads shaving sharp in no time. Stone to strop and into the quiver.
Awesome!!
DRT
12 years ago
First strop I ever owned. It really puts the edge on.
Leather Strop with Wood Base Questions and Answers
Asked by
joe
12 years ago
the tip said to draw away from the cuting edge. the way that the woodsman is made the cuting edge is on the same plain as the oposit edge. I have always put my heads flat on two edges and draw the head backwards accros the sharpening surface. is this t
That is correct, If you are stropping the Woodsman's you will wa
12 years ago
That is correct, If you are stropping the Woodsman's you will wan to have two blades down and pull the broadhead backwards.
Asked by
Jacob
7 years ago
Do I need a stropping compound for this product?
The compound will help but is not a necessity.
7 years ago
The compound will help but is not a necessity.
Yes, the stropping compound is actually what makes it work the b
7 years ago
Yes, the stropping compound is actually what makes it work the best. there are several different grits, much like sandpaper, in compounds. Research that some to decide which is best for what you want to accomplish (somewhat dependant on what type of steel you are stropping too).
I found it works much better with a compoound.
Sent from my iPho
7 years ago
I found it works much better with a compoound. Sent from my iPhone
Asked by
joe
12 years ago
the tip said to draw away from the cuting edge. the way that the woodsman is made the cuting edge is on the same plain as the oposit edge. I have always put my heads flat on two edges and draw the head backwards accros the sharpening surface. is this t
That is correct, If you are stropping the Woodsman's you will wa
12 years ago
That is correct, If you are stropping the Woodsman's you will wan to have two blades down and pull the broadhead backwards.