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Ordered in a few knots from Maggards and started playing around with the lathe. Just picked out a piece of scrap to work with. I'm liking the shape, but not the open grain of the wood. Think it's red oak. If nothing else, it's good practice. I realized that I need to sharpen up my tools though!
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Brush-making is fun. I enjoy it a bit myself. Well, when my hands work. Ha.
Here is a link to a thread about turning projects...
https://sharprazorpalace.com/finer-t...-projects.html
I like the shape, very ergonomic.
Might be white oak which would be fine for a brush. White oak is what door sills used to be made of.
It is very durable and has a long life exposed to elements.
If you don't like the oak, you might consider ebonizing it. Oak ebonizes very well. IMO takes on a more appealing look.
