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Turning Mill. Brush head making explained
MV 000683
Description Turning Mill. Brush head making explained
Date 4/5/2016
Collection Historic Environment Scotland
Catalogue Number MV 000683
Category Digital Files (Non-image)
Scope and Content Interior. Turning Mill. Mr Duncan explains the old fashioned Scotch hearth brushes. Paint made from paint powder, resin and oil boiled up in smithy onto stone slab with water on it and made into pancakes and held againt the groove in the heads bit of cork to buff up the line for a perfect sheen. The handle was a screw in handle fitted. Also described, fish cleaning brush. Mr David Duncan, owner. Born 1928. All working life spent at the Turning Mill (apart from a spell in the army). Sound: sound Colour: colour Running Time: 2.25 mins
External Reference vimeo199678872
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/collection/1545779
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