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    Default Aluminium + brush knot =.......

    So....
    I wanted a silvertip brush....
    Way too expensive (I'm a cheap bastard!!)
    Solution: Buy a brush knot, then make a little knob!

    This one became a modern variant, things left to do: a little polishing, anodizing glueing.

    Notice: Added grooves in the knot seat to make it sit more secure.

    Scales for my W&B in the same general design to follow!!

    Best regards
    Clas
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    Great job Clas. Yes very modern, something you do not see often.
    Fine workmanship on the metal.

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    How do you seat the knot in the brush? (a curiousity question) If i'm correct wooden brushes are stapled? How is it done in general?



    forgot why this thread was created.

    I think it looks wonderful! It is a modern aproach to a tradtional item. Good Job
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    Quote Originally Posted by Detach View Post
    How do you seat the knot in the brush? (a curiousity question) If i'm correct wooden brushes are stapled? How is it done in general?
    I've never heard of a knot stapled in place. Most knots are epoxied in.

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    Niiiice!!!. that's good work man.

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    Very nice work - original, functional, and stylish as heck!

    Good job! And thanks for sharing!

    Mark

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    All my brushes get glued in. when you bore the pocket you need to give it a 32nd or so over-boar to allow room for the glue.

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    Good looking and unique!!!!!
    Having Fun Shaving

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    Great DIY project. I really like the handle shape too.

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