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Thread: Homemade Scuttle and Stand/Dish setup

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    Arrow Homemade Scuttle and Stand/Dish setup

    Not exactly 100% homemade... because their not handmade by me, but anyways:
    I bought this napkin holder from TJ Max for 3 Dollars, so as to modify it - the brush didn't fit as I suspected....

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    ....so I took my dremel tool to it, then smoothed it out. Then folded napkin over itself several times to wrap around the metal and protect it from when I used the plyers to bend them and squeez them closer together without damaging the anodized black look. I just need to ask my fiance for her dark black finger nail polish so I can coat the tips with that. Voila, the brush fits nicely

    That dish you see with two handles, that will be my drip dish - TJ Max, clearance(1 dollar). I suspect it originally came with something else which was why it was cheap, but that was all I needed.

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    Yet again, two more things from TJ Max, did allot of fitting things together, found many possibilities, found a thread dispenser tin that fit the ceramic heat-retaining cup (2 bucks) perfectly, but went for a nicer looking 2-handled porcelain chain-bracelet cup (10 bucks) to fit the ceramic cup instead. The ceramic cup and the drip dish I believe were originally both for baking.

    So now it's a scuttle. The heated water will go into the porcelain cup and keep the ceramic cup warm/hot..plus can be covered securely. It is elevated by about an inch form the the porcelain cup base, and has good area between the two for water to fill up into

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    I hope this inspires someone to go out and mix/match.
    Save yourself 80 bucks on a nice set up

    i paid what... 10+3+2+1 (15 dollars) total
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    Great idea! I like it.
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    Very nice idea. It's TJ Max tomorrow!
    (And of course our store won't have them☹)
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    Very Nice!
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    Nice job. It is always fun when you come across anything that can be used with your wetshaving gear.
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    I like the look on the dog's face.

    Great ideas on the other stuff!
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    Interesting. I like the concept.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wullie View Post
    I like the look on the dog's face.

    Great ideas on the other stuff!

    yeah that rascal is looking very expectant of something aye? :P

    And thanks everyone for the input.

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    Quote Originally Posted by s0lace View Post
    yeah that rascal is looking very expectant of something aye? :P

    And thanks everyone for the input.
    I've got a Corgi and a Basset hound that give me that look quite frequently.

    Yours is a pretty dog. you'll have to post of pic of ALL its face sometime.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wullie View Post
    I've got a Corgi and a Basset hound that give me that look quite frequently.

    Yours is a pretty dog. you'll have to post of pic of ALL its face sometime.
    Hahah yes that look is so hard to avoid! When I get a chance I will Thanks, he's a sure menace though! Always, getting my shoes and destroying them, I think it is I who should learn to not leave temptation out and by now should have made something to hang them on the wall with :P

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