Brush stands
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There are several threads about this here on B&B fella. 
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The plastic ones are all I use. The price is right, and they more than do the job needed. 
The parts for mine were free with the exception of the glue, which well is from my old "Yo-Yo" hobby 
Congrats, this was going to be my suggestion.
I have thought about making one by cutting up a plastic cutting board and gluing/screwing the plastic together. I wound up having a friend make me a shelf unit with two shelves. Brushes and razors (except for straights) are held by plastic coated screw-in hooks that I bent into the appropriate sized openings. Works great! 
Shelves give plenty of space for the MWF and Method shaving supplies.
Shelves give plenty of space for the MWF and Method shaving supplies.
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So I went to look at the plastic one I found, the problem with it is part of the brush touches the stand so I passed on it. I would prefer that the entire brush is suspended in the air without any of the hair touching the sides. Hope that explanation was clear.
So I made one out of old coathanger. Now my question is this ... once the brush has dried there is no problem in then taking it and storing it on its base hair up to display it is there? My understanding is that we store brushes (esp. wooden handled ones) hair down so water doesn't pool in the knot and weaken it and the wooden handle.
Thanks.
Aaron
So I made one out of old coathanger. Now my question is this ... once the brush has dried there is no problem in then taking it and storing it on its base hair up to display it is there? My understanding is that we store brushes (esp. wooden handled ones) hair down so water doesn't pool in the knot and weaken it and the wooden handle.
Thanks.
Aaron
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Here are some ideas.Wire Stand PVC Stand
The wire is okay but dont care for the pvc. DIY is fun. I may have to make me a stand for my brush...
