How to Make Balsa Wood Writing Brush?
Do you know the writing brush or Chinese brush? It can be bought from the stationery stores easily. However, you can make it by yourself if you have the balsa wood, old paint brush and wood glue. It is very easy actually. The balsa wood writing brush can be used for calligraphy and other decorative art work. The writing brush can produce a fluent and graceful line. With different kinds of colors dipped in the nib, you can make a beautiful art work actually. Do you want to know how to make it?
Follow me please! You are advised to prepare an old paint brush, saw, balsa wood, wood glue and so forth if you want to make a DIY writing brush. There are various kinds of balsa wood both in domestic and international markets, so you are advised to choose the excellent quality balsa wood. Frankly speaking, the quality of your writing brush partly depends on the quality of your balsa wood.
First of all, you should use your saw to saw the head off the old paint brush to leave the brush. This can be left to make the nib of your writing brush actually. Generally, the quality and effect of your writing brush largely depends on the nib. To make a excellent nib, you should control the thickness of the nib and the distribution of the brush hair.
Then, cut balsa wood to make a handle. The length of the handle should be in harmony with its nib.
Third, use your wood glue to glue the brush head and the balsa handle together. Wait for a minute to make the glue dry naturally. Then you can dip the edge of the nib in water, then into your ink to check whether it can be used properly.
There are many suppliers of balsa wood both in domestic and international markets. You are advised to choose a reliable supplier like Shanghai Synhong Industry. We provide various kinds of balsa wooden raw materials and we have great reputation among consumers both at home and abroad for our high quality and competitive price. To find more detailed information about our products and service, you are advised to visit our website: www.balsafactory.com
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