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  1. 10-13-2014, 11:33 PM #1
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    Just fiddle pharten around,need to get a life,do something constructive.
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    Looks great! dimensions? Materials? When can I expect to receive it? good job!
    State v. Durham, 323 N.W. 2d 243, 245 (Iowa 1982) (holding that a straight razor is per se a "dangerous weapon").
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    Quote Originally Posted by JoelLewicki View Post
    Looks great! dimensions? Materials? When can I expect to receive it? good job!
    Cannot find my Calipers, I lose stuff these daze,Chakte Kok base,Seacow bone, Ebony, 24mm TGN grade A knot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    Cannot find my Calipers, I lose stuff these daze,Chakte Kok base,Seacow bone, Ebony, 24mm TGN grade A knot.
    Whoa whoa whoa, I thought you said you were all done with your "magically imbued Seacow bone" - I am beginning to think I can't trust anything you say!!!
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    That is a beautiful combination, I really love that that it almost reminds me of a vintage brush with the cap - only WAY more awesome!
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    Gorgeous form on that brush, again PF.
    So, I'm planning to do some brushes as my wood shop is nearly complete. Will turn solids to start, but eventually want to try multi materials such as your examples.
    How do you bond your different materials? Do you dowel them together or use some funky adhesives? Can't see any part lines, and man I've been looking, hehe.
    Awesome work man.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JoelLewicki View Post
    Whoa whoa whoa, I thought you said you were all done with your "magically imbued Seacow bone" - I am beginning to think I can't trust anything you say!!!
    Trust me or not,makes no diff to me,Just got 5 more lbs of seacow.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeB52 View Post
    Gorgeous form on that brush, again PF.
    So, I'm planning to do some brushes as my wood shop is nearly complete. Will turn solids to start, but eventually want to try multi materials such as your examples.
    How do you bond your different materials? Do you dowel them together or use some funky adhesives? Can't see any part lines, and man I've been looking, hehe.
    Awesome work man.
    Cheers.
    All is pricision turned and faced on a metal lathe,Needs to be very close tolorances or you will have Glue lines.
    You cannot do composit laminations on a wood lathe by hand.All is doweled,I use many differant adhiesives,depends on the type of material
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    Beautiful. The more I see these brushes, the more ideas I get for mine. Great job!
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    Seacow bone? Nice!

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