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		| @@ -17,11 +17,13 @@ There are a variety of stropping materials available for use, common materials i | ||||
| ### Balsa | ||||
| Because balsa wood is rigid and nearly incompressible, stropping on balsa produces minimal convexity. Micro convexity is still achieved. | ||||
| ### Nanocloth | ||||
| Nanocloth is a soft, flexible material mounted on a hard, flat glass substrate. It's a synthetic polishing cloth sold by Ken Schwartz. | ||||
| Nanocloth is a soft, flexible material mounted on a hard, flat glass substrate. It's a synthetic polishing cloth sold by Ken Schwartz. It appears to achieve slightly more micro convexity than the balsa substrate. | ||||
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| ## Latigo (Bovine) Leather | ||||
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| ## Compound material | ||||
| ### Chromium Oxide | ||||
| Chromium Oxide (green, waxy substance) is probably the most common stropping compound. While it's moderately effective, there are better options, and it's generally recommended that if you strop a blade on a chromium oxide loaded strop, you follow it up with fine abrasive or a clean leather strop. | ||||
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| ## Mono-diamond | ||||
| Mono crystalline diamond stropping compound comes in a wide variety of grit sizes, ranging from 0.1 micron, all the way up past 20 micron. | ||||
| Mono crystalline diamond stropping compound comes in a wide variety of grit sizes, ranging from 0.1 micron, all the way up past 20 micron. | ||||
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