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Flexcut SlipStrop

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Maintain the razor-sharp edges of your carving tools with the Flexcut SlipStrop.

Thoughtfully designed for polishing and deburring those hard-to-reach areas on the inside of V-tools and gouges, the SlipStrop makes short work of polishing outside edges as well.

The SlipStrop includes a small bar of Flexcut Gold polishing compound and detailed instructions.

™ Flexcut is a trademark. ™ SlipStrop and Flexcut Gold are trademarks.

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Flexcut SlipStrop

4.0

(based on 2 reviews)

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1/5/2012

(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Quickly Gives Tools Razor Edges!!

By Doodle Bean

from Boston, MA

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Comments about Flexcut SlipStrop:

I used this strop to give a large wood gouge and smaller lino-cutting blades razor edges. It was quick and easy because the instructions are clear and the strop has enough different ridges and grooves to accommodate a wide-variety of blades.

It's not shown in the photo, but the other side of the strop has several concave grooves and a large flat leather area. Using both sides of this strop, I sharpened both sides of my blades. Also, the grit crayon is substantial and will obviously last a long time.

I'm very glad I purchased this strop. It will save me money in blades while making my work easier. What a deal!!

12/14/2011

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

4.0

Must have!

By Cheri

from Small town OK

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Comments about Flexcut SlipStrop:

I carve lino and my tools get dull quick. Someone mentioned using a strop halped lengthen the time between sharpens, and WOW were they right! I even use this on my disposable speedball tools so I dont always have to buy more!
What it does: It takes off the little burs that happen after you sharpen your blades, but also as you carve. I strop it every 15 minutes or so, just a few times, and it truly does make a difference.