Thread: Szymon Brush's

Very kool dude ! Like the Silky & She oaks best.
btw Where's mine ?!
You thrown one in a scuttle of hot water yet ? How you finding the oil holding up to it ?

Originally Posted by onimaru55

Very kool dude ! Like the Silky & She oaks best.
btw Where's mine ?!
You thrown one in a scuttle of hot water yet ? How you finding the oil holding up to it ?

You my friend can have any one you want! Just pick. (woops, can that She oak is spoken for, but if you really like it when i get another batch of knots i can knock another one up for you. O you dont like anything over 22mm hmmm, just let me know what you want, you have been a wealth of knowledge, public THANKYOU!)

Oil hold up fine. Of corse like any timber, with soap suds,finger prints and grime you lose the luster. But give it a rub with a rag and its back. Plus i only put mine in warm water, really dont want to damage the hair. Had a friend stick his in hot water and all the hairs split. Still worked ok apparently but looked like poo.

O im with you on the 22mm size of note, works great on the face. Using Pearl Razors 28mm was like using a mop, not for me, but she LOVES it.

+Sz

Mate, Just pulling yer leg but hey, all donations accepted .

As tedious as the burnishing is I prefer doing it to C.A. etc.. BTW I found out another way to do it is give the timber a few coats let em dry fully (a few days) then go to town with the wetndri. Not any faster as you still have to wait for curing, just an alternative to sanding wet. That's how So does his woodwork & I was surprised how well the oil filled the grain without slurrying it in wet.

I'm just a cheap bugger & don't like wasting soap but if I shaved my legs I'd want a 28mm too.

Good job, unique handles