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You could remove the primer take it apart and flatten the primer dent. Reassemble and then put a new dent in the center.

Maybe a little work but compared to the whole in making this brush not much.

I added this to my quote wall in the basement.:rofl2:

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Now lets get back on topic!

Am I saying that I am Mike though......

trying this......

"Creativity is a neat kinda life form I think"

If I could figure out how to get this quote in my signature line I would do it.

I like this idea.

Mike wrote in an earlier post that this thread is about experimentation.

He seems open to ideas and I am not going to compete with him so I have no care if he uses an idea of...

I think that casting an assembled cartridge could easily be solved by drilling a vent hole using the hollow point as a pilot hole. Or for a spire point you could first assemble it with a wide...

I thought you were turning them and then spiraling them.

In this brush design I envision the bullet going down the barrel that is clear and represented by the brush. The spiral represents the...

I really like these but can't help but thinking that the acrylic spacer is not the same diameter as the bullet.

I think that that would look better.

Nice work. Maybe you could figure out a way to bottle up some of your extra ambition and send it my way.......

Remember not to get the basement to negative so you could create a backwards flow on your furnace or water heater chimneys.

I don't think that my idea would reduce the dust collectors overall effectiveness.

Use a table saw for example. The dust collector sucks from under the blade. I am sure that everyone here uses an...

That sounds a lot like myself.

But then I just looked and it isn't even cold there!:D

I have not done this but this post got me thinking. Would it be worth trying to get a flexible duct for outside fresh air intake that could be put near the saw/dust collector inlet so that when the...