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    Glad you got set up.
    2parts epoxy will work quite well. Marine grade, slow cure is stronger finished bond, as others have mentioned.
    Want to see wip pictures if possible.
    Neat experiment.
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    Could be a chance to have a look at things like the old Rubberset 400 handle shape.

    This is an interesting thread and I would really like to see pictures of the finished brush.
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    Hey Chris, really looking forward to seeing what you can do. I've seen some pretty amazing things printed out on those printers.

    Make sure you get the hole diameter right or things might be wonky when you go to glue it in. For that knot I gave you, I'd shoot for a 7/8 size hole.
    Like I said today too, try and shoot for a 46/48mm loft if you can.
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    great info!

    will do, ill post some potential 3d models in the next few day, and we can have a pseudo vote on the best design!
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    I think I've settled on the rubberiest shape, its just too good to pass up!

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    now for a stand....

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    Certainly one of my favorite shapes!
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    Looking forward to seeing the finished product. If I had a 3D printer or CNC machine (and knew how to use them) I would be making all sorts of stuff in bulk.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Swifty2point0 View Post
    I think I've settled on the rubberiest shape, its just too good to pass up!

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    now for a stand....
    nice work you have done there!!! i'm sorry to ask but do you happen to have the cad file for this one? i would like to print one in bronze filament, but have been looking for this cad precisely.. bit short on time to draw one myself... which was what i was about to start doing after my next restoration project..

    bronze would look pretty much like this cannon (i printed this a while ago) and would have a very decent weight for the handle



    there was a cad file supposed to be on Jim's OSSB site, but it seems to be no longer availale

    Jim is normally very responsive, i wrote last week so i guess i'm just biting my nails waiting for him to respond, but if you happened t have one i would really appreciate an email with it

    thanks man!
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    Quote Originally Posted by gabrielcr78 View Post
    nice work you have done there!!! i'm sorry to ask but do you happen to have the cad file for this one? iwould like to print one in bronze filament, but have been looking for this cad precisely.. bit short on time to draw one myself... which was what i was about to start doing after my next restauration project..

    there was a cad file supposed to be on Jim's OSSB site, but it seems to be no longer availale

    Jim is normally very responsive, i wrote last week so i guess i'm just biting my nails waiting for him to respond, but if you happened t have one i would really appreciate an email with it

    thanks man!
    I drew up the cad using that exact websites dimensions!, I have your PM just send me your email and ill ship it off! I'd love to see this printed in bronze
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    Read the printer description. I think you'll understand

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