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    Quote Originally Posted by HNSB View Post
    Here's a few that I've done:
    Hey did you pressure cast those scales and brush really nice
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dllandry View Post
    Hey did you pressure cast those scales and brush really nice
    No. Those are made from a material called Polygem; It's probably the last set I will ever make with it. The stuff is a bear to work with.

    Funny you should mention pressure casting... I have been experimenting with scale casts, and have been kicking around making a pressure casting mold.
    I hadn't thought about brush handles, but I have everything here to make my own molds and I've found some resins that I'm happy with. I might have to give it a try...

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    Yeah I've been playing with some resins and molds as well. I broke down and bought a vaccume pump, pressure pot and air compressor. Having fun learning how to play with this stuff. Not to mention taking moldings of old intricate scales.
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    My TGN 31X50 Handle hand made..



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    Quote Originally Posted by lu20vt View Post
    My TGN 31X50 Handle hand made..


    WOW. that thing is nice!

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    Minkie Whale tooth. 24mm two band finest.










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    this thread is awesome!!! thanks for sharing all your brushes everyone...they are all truly beautiful. I am waiting for mine to come, I will post pics when it arrives

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    Default deer horn stand and brush

    I made this stand and brush because I had some extra antler left over after making a set of scales and brush for a fellow forum member.
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    Here's my two custom made Le' Tuft brushes, made of the worlds most dense heavy woods Lignum Vitae, the other in real Ebony handle and faux ivory, both have a two band finest knot, 24mm knot 48.5mm loft, I also have one on order due within the next week or two.

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    Default My first custom brush: Badger - Titanium - Maple

    22mm Super Badger from The Golden Nib. The handle is maple finished with oil and wax. It is held to an aluminum disk with an M4 flat head stainless screw. The disk and a little bit of the handle are pressed and epoxied into a laser etched chunk of Ti tubing. Knot is epoxied into the Ti tubing. Haven't tested it yet since I just put the wax on this morning!

    I also made a little carrying tube for it out of bigger diameter Ti tubing.

    A more detailed construction log can be found on my blog: http://tooling-up.blogspot.com

    Thanks for a great thread everyone!

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