a different kind of brush

Finished this Barbers neck duster up today.
2.5" tall Shokwood with a bit of alternative Ivory to give it a tad more height. I doweled the two materials together and epoxied them. The horse hair I bought and wire tied it as tight as I could. At which point I basically stamped it in a puddle of epoxy. I let that dry and then epoxied the whole thing in. After that dried I trimmed the ends to get the shape and height I wanted. I also put the horse hair tips to the belt sander to hopefully soften things up. Pretty happy with how i turned out
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Looks COOL!

How does it work?

You attach a hand to it & move it back and forth,,,,:D

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Originally Posted by Hirlau

You attach a hand to it & move it back and forth,,,,:D

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Originally Posted by Hirlau

You attach a hand to it & move it back and forth,,,,:D

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How did I KNOW that YOU would say something like that..... :gaah:

LOL

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Originally Posted by Hirlau

You attach a hand to it & move it back and forth,,,,:D

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Classic :rofl2:

Don't encourage me Soldier !! ,,:nono:



;)

As a dedicated member of the cult of talc, I am sooooo jealous of this brush!

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Originally Posted by Chevhead

Looks COOL!

How does it work?

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It would seems that it's going to work well. Feels pretty decent.

That is cool! I like it. Horse hair? I assume it is not ideal for shave brushes but great for neck dusters? This is a project that seems like it would be a lot of fun! Thanks for the idea, if I get a chance to work on one, it would be a great present for a barber friend of mine. I havent seen them made of horse hair but then again I would not have known what I was looking at... I know little..
Excellent job!