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Pinstriping brush case

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by rustyparts, Jan 14, 2005.

  1. rustyparts
    Joined: Jan 3, 2005
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    rustyparts
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    from Clinton,Mt

    I wanted to store my brushes and couldn't find what I needed, So I went to a fly fishing shop and picked up this case I had a spring that fit perfect in side of it took some rivits and a piece of metal drilled some holes and befor you know it I had a case to hold my brushes. I then glued some leather inside the case.Now those *******s won't get all screwed up.
     

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  2. rustyparts
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  4. kustomolds
    Joined: Jan 22, 2003
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    Sweet! Thanks for the idea......
     
  5. hey thats a good ideal now i can stop holdin them in my ears [​IMG]
     
  6. joeycarpunk
    Joined: Jun 21, 2004
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    from MN,USA

  7. That's pretty cool. I used a small tin that came with a bottle of scotch (mmm, scotch... [​IMG] ) and cut a spring to fit, but hadn't quite figured out how to keep everything in place. I was waiting for the spring to go sproing.

    Thanks for the photos.
     
  8. BrianPettit
    Joined: Nov 8, 2004
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    Any art work on the outside of the case?

    Where did the spring come from?
     
  9. Very nice idea for a brush case! That's what it's all about;improvising.Someone had mentioned having a problem holding the spring in place.Here's a solution for that:
    Mark where the spring touches the case on either side and drill two small holes slightly bigger than the wire diameter about 3/16th of an inch apart.Support the box and take a drift punch and very gently indent the metal between the two holes from the outside.Then take the end of the spring and feed it through one across the metal between the holes and back in the other hole until there are about two coils through it.Do the same to the other side and the spring should be anchored securely.You might want to tap the metal down slightly on the inside to keep the spring fromn rotating.
     
  10. hotrodhell
    Joined: Dec 28, 2004
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    from san diego

    now all ya need is some earl on them brushes. wel lthey look new anyways. great idea mine just float round the garage
     
  11. RagDoll
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    What a great idea! You should market it. Let me know when you start taking orders...I'll buy a couple. They would make great gifts!
     
  12. rustyparts
    Joined: Jan 3, 2005
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    from Clinton,Mt

    I'm glad you guys like it,the spring I got at Ace Hardware.Its striped on the outside, I'm thinking about redoing the striping on the outside of it.But if anyone is Interested in it? I'll make some up.Thanks on the input. [​IMG]
     
  13. snortonnorton
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    yeah, i would buy one like that.... i don't feel like riveting!!!!! or finding a tackle shop that has fly fishing stuff (i live in florida)
     
  14. Chandler
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  15. caffeine
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    i bought mine for 99cents. at the art store.


    get thats makes mines a goldchainer though hahah
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  16. Kustm52
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    While we are discussing brushes, is there a place online that they can be ordered?

    Brian
     
  17. Aaron51chevy
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    HOKPaint.com has mack brushes online, that is where I bought mine. The price seems reasonable. I took about a week to get to Michigan. Someday I want to go to the Mack Museum in Jonesville, MI!
    Rob, did you brush box come with the foam in it?

    Aaron
     
  18. Chandler
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    from Rowlett,TX

    Not to sound like Im answereing for Rob, but yes the foam came in it. I asked him about them last week. He got them at the Hobby Store
     
  19. hotrodhell
    Joined: Dec 28, 2004
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    from san diego

    [ QUOTE ]
    While we are discussing brushes, is there a place online that they can be ordered?

    Brian

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    eastwoods got em too. there is a ton of places online do a search and there is really helpful links here http://66.183.190.188:8080/pinheadlounge/selectportfolio.php
    also the have them on ebay but they are pricy mostly
     
  20. Unkl Ian
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    Unkl Ian

  21. Joe King
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    moseart.com Sid is an old guy that love to talk..
     

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