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    Built this one for a co worker to his specs, with his knot!
    Enjoy!!

    Ray

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    Very nice Ray,what did you set the loft at?
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    That IS a nice brush.
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    Wow, nice work.
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    Thanks all for the kind words.
    Bill it is set around 55 to 56.
    Thats the way he likes em!!

    Ray

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    That's smooth. What kind of material is that? From a block of acrylic?

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    Looks great!

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    Thanks all for your kind words. The material is a colorwood dyed laminate. I offset turned the block until it was almost round.
    I then stabilized it myself. The funny thing was after stabilizing, it gained considerably in weight. I then finish turned the handle.
    Sanding to 1500 grit. Sealed with a homemade sanding sealer. Then coating with 6 coats of polyurethane.
    Funny thing about it and I didn't get any pictures, was when you turn it end for end like it was tumbling the handle will turn black at a certain point in the light. It was not by design but purely luck.
    Thanks all for looking!!

    Ray
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    Looks great!

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