Moose antler brush

A brush I made from a piece of Moose antler I got as a gift from a dear friend, RezDog. I left the piece of antler in some bleach overnight, because it was clear it had been sitting outside for a while, naturally shed I'm sure. The bleaching helped the color Immensely. The base piece of wood is Afzelia burl, that I tried very hard to hand sand in every ridge and crevice so the 2 piece flowed naturally together. This was the first time I've done a brush like this. It was a lot of fun. The badger knot is a Maggard, 28mm 2 band.

Thanks for looking gentleman.


A pic before the Linseed oil

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Here it is all completed.

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Very cool, Andrew! I dig it! :beer1:

Killer brush Andrew.

The transition between the antler and wood looks flawless.

Pete <:-}

Great flow - organic.

Yowza, yowza, yowza, an extension of nature into the lives of humans. Well done.

That is awesome! I like the transition to and the wood choice.
Really enjoying the cool woods I've been seeing lately!
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Yes it's gorgeous but we all want to know what happened to the moose???

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Originally Posted by thebigspendur

Yes it's gorgeous but we all want to know what happened to the moose???

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He's trying to find Rocket the Squirrel.

Well done Andrew. I knew that piece went into the correct hands.

That's a nice looking brush Andrew! reminds me that i have a Maggard knot I should put to use.

Andrew, you have the gift. Well done.

Awesome brush there my friend!! :tu

You never cease to amaze

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Originally Posted by petercp4e

Killer brush Andrew.

The transition between the antler and wood looks flawless.

Pete <:-}

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+1 Great work!

Thanks guys. Hardest part was drilling the hole. The stuff is HARD!!!!