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    I started tonight on a different tangent and ended up with this. The donor brush is an Ever Ready 2007 that I got for the handle and I am not going to use a good knot on a prototype.... If my picture skills were better I would give up all of my secrets!

    The donor brush is to the left

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    Do you forget to take your pills in the morning or evening? [Whenever you shave.]
    When the pills rattle in the bottom of your brush you will remember!

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    You might want to travel once in a while so you can reverse the brush for that. I realize that the bottle should have holes in it to dry the brush. I think that you could have a second bottle handy for that. I use 4 bottles a month so I have plenty of extras.

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    This is a view from the top of epoxy holding the knot in.

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    As I said this is a prototype and I am very open to comments or suggestions. My wife thinks it is a little top heavy and some weight in the bottom for everyday use would be good.

    Tim

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    Great idea, thanks!

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    Couple of coins or hammered flat fishing weights might balance it out.
    Neat idea for a traveller.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeB52 View Post
    Couple of coins or hammered flat fishing weights might balance it out.
    Neat idea for a traveller.
    Flat washers glued to the bottom could work too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by S0LITARYS0LDIER View Post
    Flat washers glued to the bottom could work too.
    I was thinking of the inside not the outside.....

    The quarter is still a little to small and although would add weight it might be tipsier yet on the outside. I could definitely find a washer the right size for either in or out.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 32t View Post
    I was thinking of the inside not the outside.....

    The quarter is still a little to small and although would add weight it might be tipsier yet on the outside. I could definitely find a washer the right size for either in or out.
    Sorry I should have specified I meant inside the bottle on the bottom.

    How is it to use? The cylindrical handle looks a little cumbersome from the photos.
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    Very cool idea.
    You could really get creative for the extra weight.
    I would drill a few tiny vent holes to keep the air flowing no matter what I decided on for weight.
    Looking forward to seeing how this progresses.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MikeB52 View Post
    Couple of coins or hammered flat fishing weights might balance it out.
    Neat idea for a traveller.
    US Quarters are a little small in diameter for the bottle I used. If you could read the date through the bottle that would be cool to use the year it was made. But the bottle blurs it....

    I was thinking about using some extra epoxy but I bet the quarter would be cheaper by volume and weight!
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    very cool. Good idea.
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