Thread: How would you do it?

What about human hair? That would have to been possible.

I uses that would depend on the persons hair. Mine is fine enough that it wouldn't make a very good brush, not even my beard is coarse enough

find something with stiff hair, cut off said hair. Use a wet leather thong to bind it tightly together in a knot. The leather will dry, contracting even further and leaving you with a functional brush

Well i would built a fire, and send Pixelfixed a smoke signal in Kali.......


But seriously, a piece of naturally hollow bone and 2 turkey beards, fit as many hairs as possible in the bone, and then pour pine pitch in the end of the bone. The pine pitch would be warmed up over a fire.

I'd probably go to a barber and say: " 'ello, excuse me sir, but what hair is in that brush o' yers?"
Next, I'd find a guy painting a house and ask: " 'ello, excuse me sir, but who made that fine brush o' yers?"
Then I'd go to the guy making paintbrushes and say: " 'ello, excuse me sir, but how do you fix the hairs all together like in them brushes o' yers?"

It's a matter of asking the right people the right questions, I'd say.

Originally Posted by sharptonn

What about human hair? That would have to been possible.

Only hair on people coarse enough might be too curly.....just sayin

I'd cut the fur off a Rhodesian Ridgeback, wrap it in sisal, and take it to the La Brea Tar Pits to seal it.

Originally Posted by WW243

I'd cut the fur off a Rhodesian Ridgeback, wrap it in sisal, and take it to the La Brea Tar Pits to seal it.

Hope that Ridgeback eats that cat of yours.
kidding...

Originally Posted by WW243

I'd cut the fur off a Rhodesian Ridgeback, wrap it in sisal, and take it to the La Brea Tar Pits to seal it.

Have had 3 ridgebacks,great Dawgs,but being hounds they have no fur longer than 1/8 inch.

I'll have to rethink this one then.

Originally Posted by pixelfixed

Have had 3 ridgebacks,great Dawgs,but being hounds they have no fur longer than 1/8 inch.