Thread: How to make an acrylic brush handle

As promised, I have the the first video together, edited and up on YouTube, which is just showing the glue up of the blank before it goes onto the lathe. I had the video of the turning process 90% done and lost the entire thing. DOH!!

Hope to get part 2 together and edited tonight..... but don't hold your breath. I love procrastinating.

Hope this will help anyone in the future wanting to try some acrylic on the lathe. Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbrX36nY-2A&t=64s

Thanks for the vid Andrew. Is that "WELD-ON 16"?

Originally Posted by mainaman

Thanks for the vid Andrew. Is that "WELD-ON 16"?

You got it Stefan. I guess I didn't show it very well in the video. Wonder if I could edit some txt in now to say what it is.

Here's parts 2 and 3 done guys. Hope you can learn something or even be mildly entertained by my mono toned, Canadian accent. Or maybe even a little by what I'm actually going..... I think I may be slightly better at talking to the camera in this one, compared to the last. I really hate talking to no one. Again thanks.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSAKwcKg3d4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ek0BUn0Tfwo

No discernible accent detected aye!
And an appropriate use of flannel to boot!
Great vids Andrew, thanks for posting them. Always wanted to see your shop in action.
Going to need to try that adhesive, fusing the materials together like that beats making tenons on everything, saves a boat load of labour as well.
Cheers buddy, nice work!

Great vids Andrew!
Thanks!
Mike

Thanks for the lessons in brush making.
Great work!

I enjoyed that very much, thanks for posting. Gorgeous brushes, too!

Amazing brushes and great video. You are a craftsman sir

Thanks for the fantastic videos, Andrew! Seeing all of the great pieces that everyone around here is turning out has me squirreling away money for a lathe so that I can join in on the fun.