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| There are two categories of stropping, stropping on a clean substrate, and stropping on a substrate with compound. | ||||
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| Stropping is done to reduce the width of the edge, and to help remove and align any burrs along the edge. | ||||
| # Clean Stropping | ||||
| Stropping on a clean substrate achieves 4 things: | ||||
| 1. It realigns the edge | ||||
| 2. It burnishes the metal (moves it without ) | ||||
| 2. It burnishes the metal (moves it without destroying it), making the edge smoother | ||||
| 3. Abrasion - It makes scratches less defined and smooths out the blade | ||||
| 4. Removes coating - Some blades come with a manufacturer applied oil, you can use a strop to remove this coating | ||||
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| # Loaded Stropping | ||||
| With a loaded strop, abrasive compound is applied to the strop to increase the rate of abrasion.  | ||||
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