Brush holders, other than the common plastic ones?

[Teddyboy]

I am turning to my fellow BBers for ideas on how to display my brushes rather than using 5-6 small plastic drip racks (which are OK, but I'd like to graduate).

Any ideas? Any photos would be great if not too much trouble.

PS - I have no woodworking or metalworking experience, nor any tools of that nature.

Thanks for listening.

 

[Cochese2323]

I have this stand I got from Royal Shave. It is really nice. The bottom is heavy and has a non-skid pad on it so it stays in place. Looks pretty nice too with a nice brushed finish

 

[lowjax]

I've seen toothbrush holders and screwdriver holders used.

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[Loganpass]

Screwdriver holders! I never thought of those. Hmmm...

 

[Triad]

I've seen toothbrush holders and screwdriver holders used.

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Hows that gonna hold brushes?

 

[lowjax]

Hows that gonna hold brushes?

Ummm, I guess I had Razors on the brain. Going through a RAD phase right now. Sorry.

 

[Teddyboy]

Thanks guys, I appreciate the input. But I was looking for a single unit that could hold 5-6 brushes. I have adapted some of those above for razor use.

Cheers.

 

[Triad]

Only thing i can think of is the old carousel stamp holders might be able to look at them on the bay

 

[Teddyboy]

Only thing i can think of is the old carousel stamp holders might be able to look at them on the bay

Correctomundo...I came across them while searching the net. I shall narrow my search and take a photo or two when I get it.
Thanks for the thought.

 

[JoshuaNY]

Only thing i can think of is the old carousel stamp holders might be able to look at them on the bay

Or a K-Kup holder Openings might be too wide though.

 

[celestino]

Thanks for the ideas, gents.

 

[NCJack]

Only thing i can think of is the old carousel stamp holders might be able to look at them on the bay

I thought of that too, also one of those multi-(smoking) pipe stands, though you might have to do some work to it.