Those of you who have owned these strops for a while, what are your thoughts? How is the draw? What does the strop feel like now that it is broken in? Etc....
Screaming Pig Strop
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Only had my screaming pig strop for a little over a week so I can't answer your question, but I love this strop. I have the 2 3/4 with a handle sewn on. The stropping length and area are huge and the draw is light and lovely. This thing is a work of art, and it is doing a great job on my blades. Very pleased with my purchase!
+ 1 on what Brownbear said. I got one from a member here, hardly touched,
it is made better than the production strops on the market with a real sense of craftsmanship. I have only used it a couple of times so far but love the draw.
it is made better than the production strops on the market with a real sense of craftsmanship. I have only used it a couple of times so far but love the draw.
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Thank you both for your replies..
Ian does beautiful work.
Ian does beautiful work.
cheers fellas, glad to hear they are living up to expectations!
Been working really long hours and 7 days a week so I must hang my head in shame and admit I havent been on here as much as I would have liked to, new thread starting up in Vendors corner when I can get the time to take photo's of all the available options......canvas might at last be on the list too!!!!
Few quick pics for anyone who's interested...
The original to take moulds and templates from...
And the replacement new ones I'm carving....
Been working really long hours and 7 days a week so I must hang my head in shame and admit I havent been on here as much as I would have liked to, new thread starting up in Vendors corner when I can get the time to take photo's of all the available options......canvas might at last be on the list too!!!!
Few quick pics for anyone who's interested...
The original to take moulds and templates from...
And the replacement new ones I'm carving....
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I'm a proud owner of the big #1. The leather is thick, and finished with a slight nap. Having broken in, it's even quicker than it was originally, with a surprising amount of flex for the thickness of the leather. I'm extremely pleased, and continue using it as my "workhorse" strop, instead of latigo nowadays.
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