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  1. 02-05-2014, 09:02 AM #1
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    Default A slim waist and hairy

    That is how I would describe this brush that I made with my new actual lathe Before, I turned wood on my buffer, and this is such a relief. I didn't really have a design in mind, other than a slim waist. It turned out to look a little bit like a flower.

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    And this is my baby lathe, brilliant! It didn't fit, so I had to extend the cabinet a little on the right side.
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    For a second, I thought you were fooling around with my wife!
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    Wow. That is pretty narrow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mjsorkin View Post
    Wow. That is pretty narrow.

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    I screwed her to prevent her from breaking. I mean, I drilled a hole before setting the knot and put a screw in. This camphor wood is quite soft and I don't want it to break
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    Not seen that shape before anywhere. Looks like you can get a good grip on it when it gets covered with lather. Even if you use harder wood putting in a screw for stability is a good idea. What would your price be for a harder wood with a soft, bushy, synthetic knot? PM me if selling. Or even just the handle and I'll find the knot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Razorfeld View Post
    Not seen that shape before anywhere. Looks like you can get a good grip on it when it gets covered with lather. Even if you use harder wood putting in a screw for stability is a good idea. What would your price be for a harder wood with a soft, bushy, synthetic knot? PM me if selling. Or even just the handle and I'll find the knot.
    I'll send a PM, I've been asked not to post sales talk anymore
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    Nice brush laurens
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    Nice looking handle Laurens!! Very original!
    If you like it, we like it.
    If you don't, we still like it.
    Well done!!

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    I like it too. A wasp waist brush.
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