Copper pipe

Discussion in 'The Brush' started by Robert1955, Mar 27, 2019.

  1. Robert1955

    Robert1955 Well-Known Member

    C55CC9B0-8090-4BA8-BDEB-E7CC61D55DFE.jpeg Good what you can do with a old copper pipe sleeve very good weight in it.. so I don't want to be dropping it in the washbasin
     
    Robert1955, Mar 27, 2019
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  2. Herm2502

    Herm2502 off to elf practice

    That is cool! I'm liking it!

    Herm
     
    Herm2502, Mar 27, 2019
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  3. Robert1955

    Robert1955 Well-Known Member

    Had a piece of 3mm copper plate that I stuck on the bottom and put a cap from a soda bottle at the right depth to carry the knot, the cap has knarls and rough edges and epoxied in very well... Just a clean up and glued the knot in...sooo easy..I may experiment more with plumbing fittings, I have large brass fittings but these are very heavy...probably 4oz or more.
    Plastic pipe could be a option where it could be engraved and painted/lacquered...but I think that would need bottom weights ....a whole new world of Industrial brushes
     
    Robert1955, Mar 27, 2019
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  4. AlfredoT

    AlfredoT Well-Known Member

    Very creative and good looking!
     
    AlfredoT, Jun 6, 2019
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  5. KUSTOM

    KUSTOM Well-Known Member

    Ha! I like it! What's going on underneath? Is that an end cap?
     
    KUSTOM, Jun 6, 2019
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  6. Robert1955

    Robert1955 Well-Known Member

    No..just a bit of 3mm copper plate I had....and just epoxied it on and ground it down then fine we.t n dry
     
    Robert1955, Jun 6, 2019
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