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Also, article needs to address draw, how different materials feel and sound while stropping, and how (and how often and how much) to strop a pasted hanging, paddle, or loom strop. Either include or make another article on strop maintenance - probably separate article. How to dress it, work it, rough it up, smooth it out, etc. [[User:hoglahoo|Lee]] 17:41, 18 December 2008 (UTC) | Also, article needs to address draw, how different materials feel and sound while stropping, and how (and how often and how much) to strop a pasted hanging, paddle, or loom strop. Either include or make another article on strop maintenance - probably separate article. How to dress it, work it, rough it up, smooth it out, etc. [[User:hoglahoo|Lee]] 17:41, 18 December 2008 (UTC) | ||
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