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How to make a Tyre Boot.
You will need a sharp knife, a straight edge, a chopping board and of course, an old toothpaste tube. I'm using Aquafresh Extreme Clean because extreme sounds a bit rugged.
Read my information on how to make a Tyre Boot on the Muddymoles website.
September 2012 - On Södermalm near the Slussen T-bana. I say neon but the animated sign is actually made with lightbulbs.
Boxes that I made in resin. The master patterns are made in MDF and Cherry wood. I took silicone rubber moulds of the two parts and finished them as china and wood. Top illustrations are laser etched and then hand stained
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uncovered a vintage nib collection. suffered rust in this humidity. i had a go at using some toothpaste on a cotton bud to see how it would go. previously, this toothpaste was UNUSABLE as dental hygiene product. unbelievably terrible. i couldn't even use it as a hand wash. i did use it as a vacuum cleaner deodorizer. anyway.
i could feel it lifting the rust from the nibs as i polished. great so far. i rinsed in vinegar and dried them out. i read about using vinegar for cleaning rust, thinking it might be malicious / hoax advice, but i had nothing to lose.
they're nice and smooth now, i've yet to test them, at least one of them i can see is beyond salvage anyway, but one of interest is the speedball D which i don't think i've seen before, it's in pretty good nick.
i just about never use pointed nibs, but have got plenty to start on when i do.
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update: on a short test run, they worked just fine
New "Still Life" study from school- more to come later, hopefully will be about 20 photographs altogether! Yay!
I was cleaning the cabinets in my bathroom, and this is what turned up. I'm pretty amazed by the amount of stuff that's gathered there over the last months.
Number of tooth products in my cabinet: 10
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