🖌️ Osborn 00054024SP Scratch Carbon Brush Review

came in and, boy, didn't impress after comparison with Winco which I ordered at the same time Quality control is abysmal, the brushes are of different lengths and placed randomly, thing is you can tell it shouldn't be.There is no handle and it's half the size of a Winco block brush to one similar price that comes with a great wooden handle the pictures alongside speak for themselves the smaller one with serrated brushes is the Osborn.

I bought this brush to remove forge scale on my forge work. It looks decently done, although it has a few wavy tufts of bristles. The bristles are flat and sharp enough to gouge wood, allowing an abrasive cut to be easily removed from a piece of wood. , bent and screwed to the brush after pre-drilling the wood to keep it from splitting. Not much to say in use, it does the job of smoothing my rough lumber and removing rust and forge scale from the metal. The size is good, not so big that you…

As a blacksmith I can say they are very helpful in removing dross from forgings when you're finally done forging. This should not be used to descale the workpiece and then put it back on the fire as you will only allow more scale to build up and flake off. This is an oxidation layer that will always be there. Secondly. If you're claiming that meat block brush lets your hands get too close to the hot metal, remember this is a block brush used to remove crap stuck to a cutting board. It's just…