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Prevenção e Profilaxia > Escova > Pincel Robinson >
Escova Robinson Color Brush CA Azul Semi-Rigida Pincel Com 20 - American Burrs
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May 06 2025
Going for the Cousin Itt look? You could make a million brushes with that mane LOL
May 06 2025
I would recommend against trying to pluck individual bristles out of a brush; all the bristles are seated in the ferrule together, and plucking one out can change the alignment of the others. I semi-ruined a Series 7 that way one time; it ended up with two distinct points.
The solution is nail clippers. You can use nail clippers to cleanly cut an errant bristle right at the ferrule.
May 06 2025
That was very interesting to watch! I‘d love to see you painting D&D Minis from the marvelous minis line, one time with brushes from the lower end and ideally the same model with mid- to high range brushes. A model with some more details while still really tiny as the minis are, would be awesome. Perhaps you find the time to show this to us. <3 One question: Did prices for Winsor & Newton Series 7 go up in price? I remember buying my size 1 only a few years ago for way under 15 Euros including taxes.
May 06 2025
Can you tell us more about that disposable makeup brush for 7 cents? Is it worth using?
May 06 2025
Awesome break down of brush tips and comparisons.
You can get a lot of 40c synthetic brushes for the $28 spent on one natural hair brush.
For those of us not painting for an income, this really will out way the benefits of a natural hair paint brush I suspect.
Thanks for such an educational video.
Much appreciated.
Mon
May 06 2025
Now that you have a microscope, I would love to see what various primers look like, how smooth are they? You could even spray the glass slides!
May 06 2025
Do a video on how to highlight!! The painting part of it not the priming part please!
May 06 2025
What were those 50cent PBT brushes again? Polybutylene Pterodactyl?
Perfect for painting dinosaurs!
May 06 2025
Apparently the Artificer brushes are just Windsor and Newton Series 7 rebranded
May 06 2025
Hey Brent! Thanks for yet another interesting hobby video. While we are on brushes - what do you think about brush licking? Personally i find it pretty gross. Not doing it. Ever. But… I can see the advantage for a nice brush tip. Yet i alway wonder, if its a healthy thing to do. While acrylic pigments are non toxic (to my knowledge) they‘re still basically microplastic. Wouldn‘t that built up in your body over time and possibly bear unpleasant results? What does a professional chemist think?
May 06 2025
How about a video comparing all the different types of 3D resin out there these days? Should be a nice expensive video
May 06 2025
Great video - thank you! You do such educational vids for which I am grateful
May 06 2025
Another fantastic video, Brent. The knowledge you are sharing empowers me and makes me excited to paint some more.
May 06 2025
your vids are always so chill, espoecially as the cats always seem laid back. My cat goes mental in my hobby room and always tries to maul the orks. He deffinitely walks softly and carries a big claw....................... :)
May 06 2025
How did he clean the dirty natural hair brush back to such a sharp tip. My brushes lose their tips after some weeks when i use them
May 06 2025
Just bought a Andon for soldering! Started realizing that it might serve as a multi purpose tool for my other hobby needs…well met!
May 06 2025
Interesting video but if he brushes his cat regularly I wonder if it would be possible to take the hair from the brush and make it into paintbrushes and see whether they are any good
May 06 2025
It is also interesting to see the differences in the belly of the brush. It might be just me, but it seems like the natural fibers have more space between them in the belly, giving lots of volume to hold paint. The synthetic bristles looked more packed together.
May 06 2025
My Kolinsky masterclass rolled into some super glue when I moved and didnt see I knocked it, had to cut half the hairs :,( I was so sad, now I just use it for washes and metallics.
May 06 2025
Personally i only use synthetic brushes for metalic paints.
The reason is simple metallic paints RUINS brushes doesn´t matter if they are synthetic or natural (don´t know if its the same with oils and enamels).
So personally i would rather destroy a cheap 5$ brush, then a 28$ one.
May 06 2025
Thank you for this. Looks like I’m going to add a few lines about brushes into my GW Book of Grudges.
May 06 2025
I love your relaxing way of narrating these videos and the microscope footage is just amazing for these. Thank you so much!
May 06 2025
Are the Vallejo natural hair brushes any good? They seem like a good deal price wise
May 06 2025
@goobertownhobbies Brent, do you know of any information on why sable is the goto animal vs other animal hair brushes?
May 06 2025
8:50 Had to go back and do a double take to make sure I heard the name correctly lol
May 06 2025
From a long time inker and watercolor painter, additional things to consider.
Pointing: the natural tendency of a brush to fall into a point. This is NOT can a brush be brought into a point by stroking it into a pointed arrangement with water on a surface.
INSTEAD: if you are buying an expensive brush ALWAYS test pointing in this way in person. If the store clerk doesn’t understand the way/how to use school glue to restiffen the point for storage after testing, go elsewhere.
With clean water remove the stiffening agent from the brush, load up a small amount of water into the brush then lightly tap the brush on your hand midway down the handle, don’t hit your hand with the brush tip.
Do it a couple times, if it’s a good brush of its grade, natural or synthetic, it will point naturally into a perfectly sharp arrangement as the drop of water is flicked off every time.
In this way you can find gem brushes even among cheap brushes. They might not last forever but at least till damaged you know they’ll naturally come to a point.
If that W&N S7 had been pointed and tested first in a shop, you could have avoided the flaw it had.
Fixing, cutting, and pulling hairs from expensive brushes is only something that should be done if it would be trash otherwise.
A brush with flaws when it points will never operate like a brush properly selected and arranged into a natural pointing formation.
It’ll look ok/sharp but the application mark might slip suddenly or the orientation of the point will veer to the side, its sharpness won’t be reliable compared to a properly made brush.
One last note. Natural Vs Synthetic. Natural hairs from minks/squirrels that live in cold environments “kolinsky mink” have a micro structure that is more porous for insulation of the animal in cold, allowing MORE usable paint load to be suspended in the brush, you have to dip a synthetic brush 15-20% more often and a contiguous line won’t go as long, a lot more “crap, I ran out of paint!”
Don’t get me started on snap and belly shape/length
May 06 2025
Could you do a video like this testing out different brush soaps and looking at them under the microscope to see a difference? I’ve heard some soaps have different effects on bristles.
May 06 2025
I watched the rehab video followed by this one and I have got to say this style of evidence based analysis with the microscope are packed with knowledge I would never know. Thank you for these videos and I hope to see more in the future for other miniature equipment. Curious what you could do comparing paints and what not as well.
May 06 2025
i think good use is bought;
use good Brushes for good fucntion
for like very damagin paints like contrast will use syntetick
for like fine detals use mix or naturall is good choose.
and for dry brushc use as cheap as poible or arledy damge not able to recsue old brush
May 06 2025
I recently got a series 7 and it was one of the worst brushes I’ve ever gotten and I get the 50cent ones. I got a #2 and right out of the box on my first use it had so many stray bristles looked like alfalfa. I couldn’t it tame them. Then on top of that all the paint just got caught in the belly and no paint would go to the tip. The tip was perfect but that is useless when I can’t even get paint to come off of the damn thing. I returned it. Maybe I just got a bad one , pretty crap if my first natural hair brush was a bad one
May 06 2025
Thanks! Seems like at least bringing a loop is a good idea when brush shopping.
Up Next: DIY brushes and which hair is best? Back, Belly or Tail Cat hair? LOL!
May 06 2025
Would love to see you look at some Escoda brushes under your microscope. I love their brushes. Reserva and Optimo are their Kolinsky brushes.
May 06 2025
Great video. Seeing the brush bristles under high magnification was very interesting. What jumped into my mind on seeing the images was, “a picture is worth a thousand words…”. You can immediately see the difference, especially when you showed the ends of a single hair and a single fiber. Thanks Brent.
May 06 2025
I have 2 Kolinski Sable brushes, both from "The Army Painter", they are ultra fine and cost about $10 a piece, but when you need to get into the finest of details there is just no substitute.
90% of my miniature painting (I am new to this) has been done with synthetic brushes, I use Winsor & Newton Cotman/University 100% synthetic brushes for that. I have size 0000 to size 2 from Winsor & Newton. They are a top shelf name brand and are still 50%+ cheaper than Citadel and their brushes are better.
I can tell the difference between super cheap brushes and my Winsor & Newton ones when painting based on how they "feel" when painting such as control, release, point accuracy, streakiness, and capacity.
May 06 2025
Dude, thanks for another great video. But I bought da vinci Colinzky brushes size supersmall for like 12 bucks. you should stop buying overlypriced stuff from your warhammer store and only buy decent priced stuff from them. I really hate when stores and companies are trying to pray on happy and less knowing , unsuspecting happy costumers >(
May 06 2025
You can buy three different size, Rosemary & Co. series 33 for the same price as that Citadel artificer small brush. I really wish people wouldn’t keep falling for their non miniature products.
May 06 2025
Another update. Windsor & Newton has apparently changed their acrylic brush restorer to a new less toxic formula but it seems to work great for natural fiber brushes. It now lacks the dangerous vapors of the old version, easier to use indoors for small hobby spaces.
May 06 2025
Hello, can you tell me the type of the microscope you are using? Can be used for painting miniatures?