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    The meet this last weekend gave me a bit of a kick in the pants to finish some projects starting with a couple of acrylic brushes. Any thoughts and/or suggestions are welcome.
    The girl getting the pink one decided to get it shaped like the purple so I will rechuck it tomorrow, but other than that I remembered why I enjoy turning and why I prefer wood


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    Those Brushes look gorgeus!( I just want to eat the pink one I bet the girl will like it alot, awesome work.

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    Well, I rechucked the pink one today got it turned almost identical to the purple.



    About that time it decided to fly across the room. That's when I got upset and after a little cussing I made what I would consider a respectable fix.



    It was just the beginning of one of those days when you have to leave the shop for your sanity and the safety of the tools.

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    If you don't mind my asking, where did you get the blocks of acrylic?

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    These two I cast myself, but I did it to match those from Pen Kits - WoodTurningz
    I mostly wanted to prove to myself that I could do the complicated patterns like that.
    Next set of acrylic I will order.

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    NICE !!!!!!

    Those came out really well Gerrit...

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    Those look great. Very vibrant!

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    Wow, cast them yourself? I've been pondering making a brush but I'm not a huge fan of the classic Wood design, but acrylic seems interesting. Those brushes look amazing.

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    Gerrit,

    Fantastic job on both! Nice change of pace from wood, but wood is still my favorite.

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    Well, I haven't set the knots and they are obviously not finished, but I hope this settles your desire.



    One is about 22mm high grade silvertip, the other is about the same size boar. Of course they are both in walnut.

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