Brush stand
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Brush stands are prolific. Google Shaving Brush Stands, and you will get a host of many options. Any particular type of stand that you are looking for?
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The Saponificio Varesino brush stand works really well for me. Made of ash wood, stained black.
I’m using the universal stand from Amazon that can be used for both Brush & safety blade. I also have the Muhle stand that came with the Muhle Rocca package, but I didn’t like hanging my blade upside-down so I got myself another chrome one from Amazon.
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For my collection, which are all in rotation, I use an old rubber stamp holder I bought NIB from eBay. I added rubber tubing on the tines so the metal wouldn't scratch the brushes. It holds 14 brushes. It's worked great for years.
I have a project starting in a couple weeks. This will give me scrap lumber to make my own brush holders. I'm thinking something wall mounted due to space. Same for my razors. Maybe diy is an option for you?
This one is my favorite at the sink. It is SS and the fork opens or closes to accommodate different diameters of brushes.
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Ron R
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As my collection brushes grew over the years so I decided to improvise and these guitar wall hangers work excellent and also a spice rack worked as my collection was expanding. I seem to be attracted to different handles and natural hair brushes of lately. I buy mine when on sale so there are a lot of brushes, but all reasonably priced or affordable for most folks.
Yes all the brushes get used and some a little more because I enjoy them. I have a Yaqi black marble cashmere knot brush that gets used daily for washing my whole face as a pre-shave and has well over 1200 uses and still going strong.
The small rack (R} photo) is very practical for holding a brush and razor and leaves a small foot print on a countertop.
Have some great shaves!
Yes all the brushes get used and some a little more because I enjoy them. I have a Yaqi black marble cashmere knot brush that gets used daily for washing my whole face as a pre-shave and has well over 1200 uses and still going strong.
The small rack (R} photo) is very practical for holding a brush and razor and leaves a small foot print on a countertop.
Have some great shaves!
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DIY is not an option as I’m not knowledgeable at all.
Some nice wood ones from makers on Etsy
I use one, as well. It works great & is a nice vintage period piece also.For my collection, which are all in rotation, I use an old rubber stamp holder I bought NIB from eBay. I added rubber tubing on the tines so the metal wouldn't scratch the brushes. It holds 14 brushes. It's worked great for years.
Sounds like me, even with my condition haha.
Do prefer etsy over ebay? Why if you don't mind?
I feel like on Etsy you can have direct contact with the maker. I don’t always get that feeling on eBay but, it depends what you’re looking at
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eBay is a generic sellers platform allowing anyone to sell anything. Etsy is more of an artisan focused platform so they try to prevent sellers from selling goods that they don't make themselves. There was a time when Etsy was a B-corp, but they gave that up.
I like to look at Etsy for ideas. (I'm a woodworker.)
Working with your hands, gotta love that.
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