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Reddit mentions of Artbrush Tower Fine Detail Paint Brush Set - 7 Pieces Miniature Brushes for Watercolor, Acrylic Painting, Models, Airplane Kits
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Reddit mentions: 4
We found 4 Reddit mentions of Artbrush Tower Fine Detail Paint Brush Set - 7 Pieces Miniature Brushes for Watercolor, Acrylic Painting, Models, Airplane Kits. Here are the top ones.
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PERFECT FOR DETAIL PAINTING: Finest quality soft synthetic bristles, Includes 7 assorted detail brushes in size 000, 00, 0, 1, 2,3,4PREMIUM QUALITY:Whether you're painting on canvas, detailing fantasy figurines, ornaments, or model cars, or enjoying a paint by number kit, you won't be forced to rush out and buy a medium-specific brushSHORT WOOD HANDLE:Comfortable, durable,short handles, they bring the finest control to your hand whether you are painting in acrylic, watercolor or oilSECURE CHROME PLATED BRASS FERRULES: You won't be painting with brushes that wiggle or fall apartPAINTING USE: Ideal for painting wargaming models such as Warhammer, Army painter, etc
Specs:
| Color | Brown |
| Height | 0.4 Inches |
| Length | 8.3 Inches |
| Size | 7 Piece |
| Weight | 0.05625 Pounds |
| Width | 1.2 Inches |
Here is a set that looks decent enough
The numbers denote the size of the bristles, larger numbers equal larger bristles
I recommend 1 and 0 because at that size you can load a decent amount of paint on the brush and still have good control.
I'm trying to figure out the best way to lube my switches. I'm planning on lubing a board of linears and a board of tactiles. I have Krytox GPL 104 and I've ordered some Tribosys 3204. I also ordered this brush set to apply the lube.
Suggestions on which lube to use on which switches? Anybody have a good guide I can read/watch?
Side question: where can I get a good switch modding station?
> Good but cheap brushes, you’re probably looking at decent synthetics
FWIW: I got two sets of these generic "Artbrush Tower" brushes recently for my kids to ruin: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B014GWCLFO
They're fantastic! No, they aren't Series 7's or Raphaels. But they have been very sturdy, hold a great (seriously: great) tip, and are like a dollar a piece in the set.
I use some junk no-brand brushes I found on amazon with good reviews. I cut-down the #3 brush for using as a flat. Base-coat with the #2 & #4, main workhorse #1 & #0, and the 00 & 000 for tiny parts. Perfect for minis. By the time they wear out, you dont care about getting a new one cause the whole set was $10. They hold a good amount of paint and flow well enough.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B014GWCLFO/
this mini was done entirely with the linked brushes
EDIT: A warning though, since these are cheap synthetic bristle brushes, the larger ones curl pretty bad with lukewarm water. Use only cold water for cleaning. Keeping the tips moist helps keep the bristles together and from splaying out too. The curly hook, a trademark of cheap brushes, I find to actually be useful for getting a reliable fine-ish point that goes where I want it more predictably. But I may just be a bad brush apologist.