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Jeltz
From: United Kingdom
Posts: 44
Other than Neil Miller who else makes strops in the EU?

P.s. I don't mean people like Dovo I'm after artisan strop makers.
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Nic
2011-11-04 01:32
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danjared
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From: United States
Posts: 999
EU or Europe?

Torolf (TM280) is in Norway, and his strops are truly first class.
2011-11-04 01:36
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Emmanuel Giannoulakis (Emmanuel)
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From: Greece
Posts: 911
Torolf's strops.You can't find better in Europe .I bet my house.
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Emmanuel Giannoulakis
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2011-11-04 02:13
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danjared
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From: United States
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iconEmmanuel:
Torolf's strops.You can't find better in Europe .I bet my house.
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Emmanuel


Betting it so soon, Emmanuel? At least you chose wisely what to bet on.
2011-11-04 02:22
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Emmanuel Giannoulakis (Emmanuel)
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From: Greece
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I am sure on that. Jared
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2011-11-04 02:32
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gary haywood (garyhaywood)
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From: United Kingdom
Posts: 1656
yes torof strops are very nice, the leather is the most supplist i have had, with perfcet draw, and much cheaper than neil miller strops.

gary
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2011-11-04 07:52
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Dr Ralfson Bwhahaha (tat2Ralfy)
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As said from me too Nic, Torolf makes the nicest strops I ever used :thumbup:

Apart from that I dont think there is anyone else?

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Pip Pip Old Bean
2011-11-04 08:36
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Matt
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From: Poland
Posts: 978
icondanjared:
iconEmmanuel:
Torolf's strops.You can't find better in Europe .I bet my house.


Betting it so soon, Emmanuel? At least you chose wisely what to bet on.


Well, don't forget where Emmanuel is coming from. :lol: :lol: :lol:

No offence, my friend, I sincerely hope you sport a good sense of humor. :)

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Matt
"Very interesting indeed :) I did something similar with cheese a while ago" - Dr Ralfson
2011-11-04 10:17
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Jeltz
From: United Kingdom
Posts: 44
Many thanks

I did actually mean the EU due to the silly way we get charged VAT/Duty and an obscene handling fee by the courier if you are unlucky enough to get caught for tax on import. The threshold above which VAT is payable has just dropped to £15 which is about 17.4 euros.

However I shall look into Torolf's strops thanks. Does he have a website or just sell on forums?
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Nic
2011-11-04 10:42
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geruchtemoaker
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From: Belgium
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he has a website http://www.scrupleworks.com/ bit it's still under construction. but you can contact him through here

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2011-11-04 11:44
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Pithor
From: Finland
Posts: 82
After some searching through google and my initial reply being eaten by the 'reply' button I found these:

- Mr Steen's Old Traditional for The Different Scent in Berlin

- Leo de Brouwers paddle strop for Scheerwinkel in Leiden, The Netherlands

- Unspecified manufacturer's Luxurious Latigo hanging strops at Rasurpur.de (same strops also at Scheerwinkel.nl) Rasurpur also carries the Kanayama 30,000. It's quite pricey though at €149, I think importing it from Japan through JimR of easternsmooth.com will come out cheaper, the price for the same strop (excl. shipping) is around €97.

That being said, I recently got a Scrupleworks (Torolf) strop with worsted wool backing and it works like a dream. Can't go wrong there. I think it's easiest to contact him through the forum, username TM280.
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2011-11-04 11:48
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Matt
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From: Poland
Posts: 978
iconJeltz:
The threshold above which VAT is payable has just dropped to £15 which is about 17.4 euros.

Holy cow, is it a general EU change, or applicable for UK only? :blink:
"Very interesting indeed :) I did something similar with cheese a while ago" - Dr Ralfson
2011-11-04 16:25
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Dr Ralfson Bwhahaha (tat2Ralfy)
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iconMatt:
iconJeltz:
The threshold above which VAT is payable has just dropped to £15 which is about 17.4 euros.

Holy cow, is it a general EU change, or applicable for UK only? :blink:


Dont us Brits have it easy :mad: lol

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Pip Pip Old Bean
2011-11-04 17:43
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justalex
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well at least we don't have to import whisky, I live in scotland so it comes out the taps anyways :w00t:
2011-11-04 18:18
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Emmanuel Giannoulakis (Emmanuel)
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From: Greece
Posts: 911
iconMatt:
icondanjared:
iconEmmanuel:
Torolf's strops.You can't find better in Europe .I bet my house.


Betting it so soon, Emmanuel? At least you chose wisely what to bet on.


Well, don't forget where Emmanuel is coming from. :lol: :lol: :lol:

No offence, my friend, I sincerely hope you sport a good sense of humor. :)

regards,
Matt


Yep ..... humor flows in my blood Matt.
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Emmanuel
Emmanuel Giannoulakis
from Athens Greece
2011-11-04 21:12