🪑 120X100mm Burnish & Polish Furniture for Optimal Shine Review

I have bought over 20 of these brushes in the last 2 years. I don't know if anything has changed in terms of manufacturing, but I've noticed a serious drop in quality over the past few months. One head lasted me 2-3 months, now 2-3 weeks. The bristles on her head begin to break off and she immediately goes bald. I would say you can expect around 6 hours of use per head before it starts shedding and becoming unusable.

I decided to buy this and use it with a polishing tool that I also bought here and it has proved very valuable in my endeavors. This article has greatly accelerated the process of removing char from my woodwork. A word of caution but as with any project the right PPE is important, if you are removing char you should of course wear eye protection but the most important thing is a respirator as it picks up dust quickly and will certainly leave you a darker shade than too beginning. I will order…

Purchased for removing excess charcoal and smoothing boards using the Sugi-Ban method. I use a wire brush (from a port freight) on a broomstick to remove most of the burnt wood. Every other spindle I've looked at had bad reviews so I made my own and it's EASY! and wow cheaper. I have a 12" rod with a 1/2" thread (found at any hardware store or hardware store), some leftover bearings (you can get them from Revain - just look for a 1/2" bearing ), some nuts. and washers and some scraps of PVC…