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Nah, I didn't think that. I loved the way it looked before the finish, but I can't leave it raw. Different finishes, have a different effects on wood, and this stuff I knew would change quite a bit...

Thanks Tom. Won't be the last time I make this shape. I love the profile of it and the O-ring feature.

Sounds like most of that I won't be able to touch with HSS tools.

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My research tells me most of the new ones are graphite, which is carbon fiber. Some also have a combination of any of the following. Wood, aluminium, kevlar, fiberglass, and some even titanium.

I have 2 composite sticks here. One is a broken Easton Synergy I broke the blade on, flipped it around and stuck a wood blade in the other end. Might get sacrificed I'm thinking.

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I might have to google that Mike. Is carbon fiber or some type of graphite? If it's carbon fiber, I may need carbide tools to even touch it.

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Thanks Mike. Not quite exact to the Texas 2 band, but very close I think. If I had to be nitpicky, I'd say Tom's brush is more curvy than this. More like a Kardashian in a girdle with flashy high...

Next time I may try a high gloss finish on this material, to see what pops up. I think that would look good. I used Hard Wax oil on this one. The kind I currently have is a low mat sheen which I...

Nothing beats Tite Bond 3 when gluing non oily woods. They also recommend it for skateboard glue up as well. Tite bond 3 is no secret in the wood working world.

Maybe in Longbeach..... Here where I live I should be making them from broken hockey sticks. :idea::idea::idea: Hmmmmm. :hmmm:

Still have that handle here somewhere. That was a fun project!

Finished brush.

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I've been inspired by a few guys on Instagram that take old broken skateboards, glue them together and make things from them. Instead of just pitching them in the trash or burning them, they get...