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    First brush with a new Jet Lathe. Ebony and canary wood, was hoping to use boxwood so maybe next time. The badger is from the golden nib, high mountain white 22mm. Gotta get some more exotic wood!
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    I'd whip up some lather with that...

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    Very nice.

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    interesting, looks like a short handled brush sitting on a pedestal

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    Quote Originally Posted by Badgister View Post
    interesting, looks like a short handled brush sitting on a pedestal
    Very astute badgister, the profiles are taken from the bases of columns. Mine are supposed to be mirror images of each other.

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    Here's my second attempt at brushes. Mahogany and 22 mm. silvertip badger, tung oil and a chrome ring around the knot.
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    Nice! I haven't tried tung oil, the finish looks very glossy. I might need to put that on my to try list.
    The ring is a nice touch, can ask what you used to do that?
    CHRIS

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    I love mahogany and have a brush Skipnord turned for me. The ring really adds to the effect.
    :Like Chris, where did you get the ring?

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    http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item...d=390796027261
    Here is an Ebay link. I used the 7/8 ring to match the 22 mm knot. I scuffed the bottom of the ring so that the epoxy would adhere. Hope that helps. Kevin

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