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SORRENTINO BRUSHWORKS
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Dave in KY
Shave Newbie
Only if I didn't see him de-burr it
I actually sped the video up double time. It gets pretty monotonous at regular speed lol.
It's only spinning at around 2k RPM. What could possibly go wrong?
I was afraid we would find out exactly that.I actually sped the video up double time. It gets pretty monotonous at regular speed lol.
It's only spinning at around 2k RPM. What could possibly go wrong?
woodpusher
TSC’s International Man of Meh
You have to google the politically correct, non-discriminatory way ..... digitally challenged shop teachers
SteveChuckFrank
Close Enough*
So does anyone recognize their brush?
Dave in KY
Shave Newbie
I was thinking the 1st video looked like I think it's called Talon by is it Kyle's but 2nd video I did't recognize.
The shop teacher in my high school lost the tops of two of his fingers. Ironically on the first day of shool when he was teaching the kids how to safely use the planer. This was around '93-'94.
Well folks, Sorrentino Brushworks is officially(temporarily) closed down. It actually has been for a while, but I figured a "better-late-than-never" post here was warranted lol. The Dungeon is going into storage until I find another place where I can set it up. No idea when that will be at the moment, but I'll update here and in my journal if anything changes. If I mess around with other various smaller projects I'll post them here. I still have a drawer full of straight razors that are in various stages of restoration that I don't need a whole workshop to make some progress on.
I'd like to thank every one of you that supported me in this very enjoyable hobby. To those who ordered a brush or set of scales and showed them off in posts throughout the forums, it is a craftman's greatest joy to see others take pleasure in something he has made. Thank you.
I'd like to thank every one of you that supported me in this very enjoyable hobby. To those who ordered a brush or set of scales and showed them off in posts throughout the forums, it is a craftman's greatest joy to see others take pleasure in something he has made. Thank you.
I hope this is a short term issue. You are a true craftsman and artist. I use my 1st anniversary brush nearly everday.
Glad to hear from you Eric! Hope all is as well as can be expected!
Dave in KY
Shave Newbie
Sorry to hear but understand. Hoping thongs turn around soon for you and I constantly use all 5 of my Sorrentino brushes 
I hope everything gets sorted in due time, Eric. I'll be waiting right behind Tim for one of your beautiful brushes, and I'll be doing the bunny ear thing too.
Your work was top notch Eric. I love brush you made and I have in my shaving den.