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I ordered a leather strop with some diamond pastes. The kit includes,1,000, 3,000, 6,000, 10,000, 14,000, and 60,000 grits.
I am new to these diamond methods. Which grit should I use for 15V type tool steels on the strop?

Just found this, status and fighting

A live version

Found a old catalog from the Berkshire Mountain Trading Co. Don't known what year it was from.

Contact NOK and her husband. They have a bunch of training videos on the net showing how to use the elastic bands on there stuff.

I lost track of NOK’s tools till i found this fan of her’s, that is foam rubber on those pocket sticks,

good training

Sister NOk is now on FB only, she has been making training tools for years. She uses the money for dog rescue in Thailand.

https://www.facebook.com/nokhardcontacttrainingknives/

Teak wood favs from NOK

RustyIron, no pay no work

I know nothing about training others, I am a constant student of any art that moves. One of my best resistance training methods is mowing the lawn or cleaning out the garage. I want to move and weapons are cooler than barbells.

Here are some of my trainers I use as weights to get some resistance motions.

Poly shirt and pants sweat

Weapons as art objects


https://www.sothebys.com/en/search?quer ... ab=objects

@Iole are you enjoying the beautiful M390 Native Chief? I have 2 of them in M390 and after I get my part time job I may try to buy a couple more of them! M390 is an excellent steel.


I am still looking at the Chief. I usually study the design before using them. Looking to see how M390 works out ...

I found this scan on the USN forum about Al and Sal

I think I got my recent Native Chief because it reminds me of the Al Mar Eagle, but updated in form and tech.

This cover makes up in a tons of movement if there is any lack of music talent


[youtube]https://youtu.be/FTWH1Fdkjow/youtube]

It took me 40+ years to get a Al Mar Eagle in paper micarta that I could afford.