🔪 Enhance Knife Sharpening with the BeaverCraft Stropping Set Polishing Compound Review

Could you take a look at that with a magnifying glass? Not to see a ridge, but to find blush. I am amazed at how small these three packs are.

The only thing I would recommend to level up the beaver craft is to mark black using white first, 2nd and 3rd red. Used them for my boxes cut like paper from Okk Raider.

The size of the bar is good to start using blush. The sticks might not be big enough to load a buffing wheel, but they're big enough to load a leather strap.

Thesis is the most contradictory and useless description. He keeps contradicting himself. White sharpens then red sharpens then buffs then sharpens then back etc. but I never got the green, I had blue and white and red. And I never got an email. I'm a beginner and was dying to get into skidding, but it was more frustrating than it should have been.

I ordered several of these in two orders before using them. They appear to be mixed with wax or some other substance. You can rub them on a leather strap and they will come off. Usually a stick compound doesn't wear out much when you put stress on the leather, but they do wear out a lot. Then, when used, the composition accumulates on the knife and does not remain on the skin. I've used other connections that don't. Don't waste money.

These 3 compounds were beautifully packaged. It came with three different connectors. A white polishing paste used for a final finish and a beautiful shine on harder metals. The red paste is a polish without metal cutting paste. Also suitable for polishing jewelry. And the green compound is a polishing compound. I've tried all three and love them all. I've tried several different putties and they work just as well or even better than the more expensive putties. Definitely recommend.

These are 3 different grits of the mixture. Does what it's supposed to, for sharpening knives, I use it for restoring clocks. It works great with the Dremel polishing kit and you can polish all types of metal. Stainless Steel, Gold, Silver and Platinum are 4 different materials I have used it on with great results. I almost forgot you can polish scratched plastic. I was servicing and restoring an antique watch for a client and the glass was badly scratched. All your old clocks have acrylic…