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    Default Making some silvertip brushes.

    So I finally got my order from thegoldennib.com and im so excited for my next project. The brush knots are awesome and the handle blanks are even cooler. The third brush is going to get an iron wood handle out of a hunk I happened to have sitting around waiting to be stuck on my lathe. Check it out fellas!

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    22mm super silvertip, 24mm grade A silvertip, 26mm grade A silvertip

    dragon skin and persian turquoise blanks. And my hunk of ironwood.
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    Man I'm already impressed with the handle choices I can't wait to see the final products man if I had a lathe this is all I'd probly do is make brushes hahahah But way to jump in feet first can't wait to see
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    Shoot me a PM of the dimensions you use on the wood for the lathe! Wanting to upgrade to a badger brush and thought buying a know would be the best way to go! And like wooden brush handles!
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    Parker if you would like I can send you a brush you can try to see if you like and you can measure it out if you want
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    Quote Originally Posted by parkerskouson View Post
    Shoot me a PM of the dimensions you use on the wood for the lathe! Wanting to upgrade to a badger brush and thought buying a know would be the best way to go! And like wooden brush handles!
    Might take me a bit to get started. I need to make sure I have the right forstner bits before I start. Its always good to drill a test hole first to see how the badger knot will fit. Might have to go to Leevalley again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY View Post
    Might take me a bit to get started. I need to make sure I have the right forstner bits before I start. Its always good to drill a test hole first to see how the badger knot will fit. Might have to go to Leevalley again.
    A 20 lb sledgehammer would persuade that knot into a less than perfect hole. The bonus of using this Scookum patented method of knot setting would the elimination of the need for an epoxy glue. Wack it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY View Post
    Might take me a bit to get started. I need to make sure I have the right forstner bits before I start. Its always good to drill a test hole first to see how the badger knot will fit. Might have to go to Leevalley again.
    I think SRP members should get some kind of Lee Valley group discount.

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    Just the right amount of Scookum's delicate touch huh?

    speaking of epoxy, it's like picking paint colors out with your wife. There's just to many! and she likes them all!!!!! Gel, wet, steel, 5 min, 10 min, 15 min, this brand that brand.........

    oh and not your wife my wife!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scookum View Post
    A 20 lb sledgehammer would persuade that knot into a less than perfect hole. The bonus of using this Scookum patented method of knot setting would the elimination of the need for an epoxy glue. Wack it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cangooner View Post
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    Haarruummpphhff!

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