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Recently, in a Facebook modeling group I belong to, someone showed a paintbrush rest he made from a piece of wire and a scrap block of wood. He shaped the wire into a series of S-curves, like a flat furniture spring, and the brushes rested in the bends.
I made one myself, but wasn't happy with it. So it occurred to me to make a rest with some putty. I used Apoxie Sculpt for these, and finished them with some gloss white Krylon enamel:
I was thinking of chopstick rests that I have seen. These make it a little easier to pick up brushes from the bench during a painting session. And this little project satisfied my urge to make stuff myself.
Thanks for looking, and best regards,
Brad
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Pretty neat.
That’s using your noggin, Baron. It’s simple, but effective.
You can also take a strip of wood, bore a series of holes in a line and then slice through the holes with a saw.
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Thanks, guys!
That gives me an idea for something similiar. Thanks for the inspiration
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Gymbo-59 That gives me an idea for something similiar. Thanks for the inspiration
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