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nothing I can see, I'll email them
I can sort my own bracket etc. out (probably 3d print)
the plastic brush head bit would be a bonus
I found some flexible ones, like you'd make a brush to go around a router to trap sawdust etc.. ordered that to give it a try but had my fingers crossed for something better
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The great sadness here is there was a brush manufacturer just down the road here, nobody wanted bespoke so they shut down and I put a sledge through the lathe, a really half decent Broadbent with long, long bed. It was a scandal really but they couldn't pay rent and wages :-(
Then there was Fenny's in Skinner street Stockton, https://picturestocktonarchive.com/2005/03/20/my-great-grandmother-and-her-shop/
Long gone now but they used to make brushes for our bottle washer, I remember going as a child, it was a great place or so I thought when I was growing up.
Then there was Fenny's in Skinner street Stockton, https://picturestocktonarchive.com/2005/03/20/my-great-grandmother-and-her-shop/
Long gone now but they used to make brushes for our bottle washer, I remember going as a child, it was a great place or so I thought when I was growing up.
Which bit do you want? The brush, the clamp or the bracket?
From your comments about the router brush, I assume it's the brush you want. This any good?
I searched 'brush strip' on google, seems to be plenty of suppliers, bristle lengths, thicknesses etc
From your comments about the router brush, I assume it's the brush you want. This any good?
I searched 'brush strip' on google, seems to be plenty of suppliers, bristle lengths, thicknesses etc
brush strip! those were the magic words I needed to search... I don't know why I did't think of that!
thanks everyone ordered now :-)
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door strip brush is hard wearing also has plenty of replacements due to its length nip the ends to lock the brush in or it slides out
also has different lengths of brush
if i was making that part
piece of wood drilled through for the bar another small drill hole for the bolt to lock it and drill and screw the aluminium door brush screw to the wood and thats it
also has different lengths of brush
if i was making that part
piece of wood drilled through for the bar another small drill hole for the bolt to lock it and drill and screw the aluminium door brush screw to the wood and thats it
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would hospital clamps be any good for the bar faserning ?
or pipe saddle clamps saves printing
as goes for the slide bracket a cars alternator bracket is the same
or pipe saddle clamps saves printing
as goes for the slide bracket a cars alternator bracket is the same
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the new ones are for different spots, they'll mount flat up against a stainless box so easy to mount
if anyone has any ideas I could also do with a couple of round feather duster type brushes I can mount onto a motor... so they spin and dust off labels as they pas through the middle
only need to be small, 100mm long, will probably drive via small stepper motor and a couple of belts - don;t need to spin fast.... I'll mount an extractor fan pulling a draught over them too suck away any dust
if anyone has any ideas I could also do with a couple of round feather duster type brushes I can mount onto a motor... so they spin and dust off labels as they pas through the middle
only need to be small, 100mm long, will probably drive via small stepper motor and a couple of belts - don;t need to spin fast.... I'll mount an extractor fan pulling a draught over them too suck away any dust
Two long bristle with handles wall paper pasting brushes side by side in a clamp perhaps or one of these B&Q brushes cut along it's length , the the halves butted up and clamped etc etc.
Or a wall paper smoothing brush from Amazon like this ...
