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  1. 11-23-2013, 01:43 PM #1
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    Default Ironwood burl shave brush.

    This is Pyinkado Ironwood burl with a 26mm TGN finest 2 band. Loft set at 52mm, should make for an excellent all round brush. This burl has great figure in it, and after I applied 3 coats of Marine teakwood oil, it really popped. This wood is super hard and super heavy, which makes it feel great in the hand.

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    Like the shape of the handle. Love the burl look. Very well done!!

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    Very Nice,love the finish,not in your face shiney,very natural.
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    beautiful work. that burl is stunning
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    Very nice, the burl is amazing, Enjoy!
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    Very stunning. I really like the rich color.

    Is Hop Hornbeam the same thing as Ironwood?
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    Quote Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY View Post
    This is Pyinkado Ironwood burl
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    This burl has great figure in it
    The best Ironwood burl ever seen ... and that unique shape is very stunning !!
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