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Had a delay in the laser engraving, but here is my first completed brush build. The only thing left is to test drive(shave) with it.
Thank you all for the encouragements.
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Had a delay in the laser engraving, but here is my first completed brush build. The only thing left is to test drive(shave) with it.
Thank you all for the encouragements.
Awesome! Jurassic Brushes!
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Here are pics of its first bloom...the 48mm loft was a solid suggestion, thank you. This brush lathers like crazy with very little effort.
Simply awesome brush.
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Thank you...it has been a fun project and turned out better than I expected, especially since this my first try.
What did you use to finsh it and how many coats did you put on? Looks Great !
Very nice! Do you have your own laser engraver, or did you send it to a business to do?
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Since it is Gemsbok horn, I just used a three stage polish. Not sure if it really needs any sealer?
I used a local tactical supply store (Greystone Tactical) and have built a friendship with the owner (Nathan) and the laser engraver (Drew). Great guys and Drew has mad skills.
I planned on making a buffalo horn brush but am too busy for that right now. From all the info I could gather, no sealer is needed, just a good polishing. Again, a very unique and beautiful brush!
