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packersfan117

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    Kentucky
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    Knives and knife making, traditional shaving, reading, motorcycles (cruiser type), guns and gunsmithing, working on cars.

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    Sheaths
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  1. I use straight razors, and a couple of my strops have canvas or linen secondary strops. You can use them bare, as it's a little faster a strop than the leather, but I prefer to put micron diamond spray on it to make it even faster before taking it to the hide for the final stropping.
  2. Have you tried lining your sheaths? Using very thin veg-tan glued to the exterior of the sheath, you'd have a liner covering the snap body that could gouge your knife, Also, check out Norwegian/Swedish/Finnish style backstitched sheaths. They have a unique and removable belt loop. Here's a link to the Scandinavian sheaths. http://www.britishblades.com/forums/showthread.php?22249-Scandi-Sheaths-My-Way
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