3/4"x12" Leather Honing & Polishing Belt - Strop Fits Ken Onion Work Sharp
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3/4" X 12" Leather Power Strop Honing Belt for Ken Onion Worksharp WSKTSKO. Give Every Tool in Your Shop a Scary Sharp, Professionally Polished Edge. This Leather Strop is made slightly short to compensate for stretching over time, extending the life of the belt. The initial installation may require stretching of the Leather Belt. If you believe your leather belt is too short, Don't hesitate to Contact US!
1-2 oz. White Diamond Buffing Compound Included Estimated Grit of 10,000 with Aluminum Oxide Abrasive. The White Cutting Compound is perfect for sharpening. Get a Beautifully Polished Edge That Will Stay Sharper Longer.
A Leather strop is a flexible strip of leather used to straighten and polish the blade of a knife, woodworking tool like a chisel, or a straight razor.
High Quality Leather, Strong Seam Guaranteed Not to Break. If Your Leather Belt Fails for Any Reason, Contact Us and We'll Replace it.
Proudly Made By Texas Sharpening in Texas, USA. We Stand Behind Every Product We Sell With a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
1-2 oz. White Diamond Buffing Compound Included Estimated Grit of 10,000 with Aluminum Oxide Abrasive. The White Cutting Compound is perfect for sharpening. Get a Beautifully Polished Edge That Will Stay Sharper Longer.
A Leather strop is a flexible strip of leather used to straighten and polish the blade of a knife, woodworking tool like a chisel, or a straight razor.
High Quality Leather, Strong Seam Guaranteed Not to Break. If Your Leather Belt Fails for Any Reason, Contact Us and We'll Replace it.
Proudly Made By Texas Sharpening in Texas, USA. We Stand Behind Every Product We Sell With a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
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Our leather Belts are manufactured with the highest standards in the sharpening business. The only certain rule in sharpening that you create a burr, sometimes referred to as a "wire or Wire Edge", then you must remove the burr. How this is achieved is a highly debated topic. Stropping with the Pro Sharpening Supplies Leather Strop for The Ken Onion Worksharp WSKTSKO is the final step in removing the burr and any other small metal fragments that cling to the fine edge of the blade. The presence of a Burr or these metal fragments shorten the life of that sharp edge. When progressive grits of Belts are used to create and weaken the burr, Stropping with compound will be necessary to completely remove the Burr. When abrasive polishing compound is used, stropping may remove a small amount of metal. Stropping can also burnish (i.e. push metal around on) the blade.