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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- Well this is a little embarrassing... This is one of our most requested videos, and we're just doing it now. Sorry to all our fans! But on a more positive note, HERE IT IS! Nathan is finally going to teach you how to maintain a knife using a leather strop. This is great for maintenance and keeping your knife sharp, as well as making sure it doesn't have any nasty burrs on it after sharpening.
Enjoy the video!
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Helpful tutorial. Thank you Nathan.
THANX!!! U HAVE DONE IT AGAIN!!! U Have Over Explained Something Soo Simple We Can Easily Understand It !!! And Make Sence!!! With Elegance And Panace !!! BD!!! As Always The Best!!! 😉😁😊😋😁🔪GREAT Presentation!!! On That Awesome!! Set!!! Stay Sharp!!!‼️💯
So what is that green stuff that I sometimes see people put on there strops? It looks almost like chalk?
Chromium oxide.
@@GrantHendrick How does it help? Is it needed?
Good question! If you watch from 4:50ish, I talk about it. It's called chromium oxide, and it helps to remove burrs and polish the edge!
@@4tCa4mzUPqRZZo It has a bit more abrasive character than pure leather. Many including me use suede with the chromium oxide after using whetstones and finish with smooth leather.
Generally I use this for fish. For general purpose I use just the smooth leather a few strokes.
Naoto and Nathan have several really good sharpening videos.
Cheers