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Denim has long been used by knife sharpeners in the know and we thought we would do our take on this time tested method and have them cut to size and fitted with our magnetic backing for use on the CKTG strop base. Denim cloth is very well suited for stropping both knives and razors. It takes fine compounds and holds them in the fabric very well and it also doesn't impart any grit to the sharpening process so when you use it loaded with diamond spray the results are a super fine edge without the substrate contributing to the sharpening. We encourage you to give one a try and we believe once you try a denim strop you'll get great results!
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I loaded mine up with some stropman green compound (may he rest in peace) and this thing works very quickly. It is basically like using a coarse linen strop. Good for razors and knives. The only complain I have is the edges fray, on my next piece I will experiment with using my hot knife or electric rope cutter to try and singe off the frays.
I loaded mine up with some stropman green compound (may he rest in peace) and this thing works very quickly. It is basically like using a coarse linen strop. Good for razors and knives. The only complain I have is the edges fray, on my next piece I will experiment with using my hot knife or electric rope cutter to try and singe off the frays.
Cheap, easy goodPosted By: James B
I bought a few leather strops from CKTG and decided to throw one of these inexpensive denim strops onto my order. It works great! Light draw, holds the diamonds from my spray in place and puts a beautiful cutting edge on my knives with just a few strokes. The magnetic back has just enough firmness and allows the denim to easily stick on the strop base CKTG sells.
I bought a few leather strops from CKTG and decided to throw one of these inexpensive denim strops onto my order. It works great! Light draw, holds the diamonds from my spray in place and puts a beautiful cutting edge on my knives with just a few strokes. The magnetic back has just enough firmness and allows the denim to easily stick on the strop base CKTG sells.
