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Not a wrench, not vintage, but a tool

Started by Papaw, January 25, 2012, 08:41:18 PM

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Papaw

This brush appeared on my bar the other day. It took a day to find out who put it there! My sister sent it to me by way of my son, and he has no idea why, She is not answering her phone. I am assuming that she knew we could tell her what it is for!

Maker is Loew-Cornell, a company known for artist supplies and such. Their online catalog has plenty of brushes, but not this one.
Marked Loew-Cornell , #91 Taiwan.
It is 6" OAL, the wooden moveable piece is 1 1/4" long with a diameter of 7/8", the brush is 1 1/2" long, and the pointed pin is 1 5/8" long.
I'm guessing that the pin is for cleaning the brush.
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rusty


Speckling brush? (dip it in paint, spin the brush , the pin flicks off speckles of paint...)
Just a weathered light rust/WD40 mix patina.

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Branson

Quote from: rusty on January 25, 2012, 10:03:48 PM

Speckling brush? (dip it in paint, spin the brush , the pin flicks off speckles of paint...)

That's what it is.  I've used one working with ceramics.

Papaw

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Well, I'll be hog-tied!
Loew Cornell Speckling Brush - Paint Splatter Tool
   
Product Pricing
   Price: $3.99
Quantity:    12+    36+
Price:     $3.89     $3.79
   


   
QuoteStiff black bristles on a wire handle houses the cylinder and a tong that produces the speckles when twirled.
    Use this handy brush to create speckled effects — with virtually no mess!
    Just turn the handle and watch the paint drops randomly spatter.
    For use with acrylics, fabric paint, oils, watercolors, and One Stroke paints.
    6-1/2" long.
http://factorydirectcraft.com/catalog/products/1302_2105_1061-5101-loew_cornell_speckling_brush_paint_splatter_tool.html
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Fins/413

I seem to able to splatter paint without any special tools
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J.A.F.E.

I always used a toothbrush and a small stick. Neat there is a special brush for that.
All my taste is in my tools.

amertrac

Quote from: Fins/413 on January 26, 2012, 11:07:32 AM
I seem to able to splatter paint without any special tools

YOU ARE RIGHT I WAS NEVER A GOOD PAINTER AND GOT WORSE AS YEARS WENT BY  bob w.
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farrel

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tried to register, but answers didn't agree with info on my computer. I'm a 69 year old collecter or old/unusual tools.
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