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Review the Brush Buddy

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The presenter focuses on the 'Brush Buddy', which he received a bucket of. He notes that the website listed on the packaging ('brushbuddy.com') was non-existent, making it hard to find information. He explains that it costs $3.99 and shows the small copper device. He contrasts it with magnetic brush holders that often get lost. He demonstrates installing the 'Brush Buddy' by screwing it into the wooden handle of a paintbrush with a drill. He highlights its flexibility due to being made of copper, allowing it to be bent to the desired angle. He demonstrates hanging the brush from the side of a paint bucket, preventing the brush from submerging fully into the paint. He praises it as a 'really cool way to hold your brushes' as it doesn't stick out as much as other options. He then unscrews it to show that it leaves only a small hole. He ponders if he can stock them in his online store. The main benefit is keeping the brush out of the paint, but accessible.

Goal: This step details the 'Brush Buddy', a copper device designed to hold paint brushes on the rim of a paint bucket, and demonstrates its installation and use.

Tools and materials

  • Brush Buddy
  • Cordless Drill
  • Paint Bucket
  • Paintbrush
  • Small Screws

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the first one i will talk about hey let's talk about the brush buddy right now this i was just sent recently i was sent a whole bucket of these little brush buddies and there's a website on the back it says brush buddy.com so i went to the website and guess what um there was no website so i couldn't get any information on what they are it says they're 3.99 um i opened them up and i actually really really liked the product i'm going to show you what it looks like and this is a little copper brush holder that goes on your brush they've been sent you know quite a few brush holders over the years and i've never really liked any of them a lot of like the magnetized ones that go in your buckets they just get lost um they fall in the paint or they go in your drawer they get stuck on something magnetized you can't find them again this one actually attaches to your brush so it comes it's this little copper device right here and you just screw it on your brush so i'm just going to bend it up like this and i'm going to screw it wherever i want on my brush i've got a drill here let's just screw this thing on see if i can screw it on easy i don't have a magnetized bit but let's get busy here and wow that's a little tiny screw so i don't think that bit is might be too big for that screw um it is too big for the screws make sure your drill bits going the right direction all right there's one screw second screw get that second screw on here we'll show you what it looks like so the brush buddy right here so now it just bends right back so this is a device i actually really like of all the brush holders i've ever seen this is one i'd actually use and i've actually made a video quite a while ago using um cup hooks one inch cup hooks drill a hole just screw a cup hook in there but the cup hook kind of sticks out and gets in the way a little bit i thought that's a pretty cool way you know to hang your brushes but that is a really cool way to hold your brush it doesn't stick out as much so people that like brush holders i think this device is actually really cool now the question is where can you get them i have no idea so the guy sent them to me there is a phone number on the back i called him on the phone he was really busy um up on a ladder painting or something like that he said he's going to get back to me shoot me an email hopefully i can find out where we can get them and i'll leave it down in the video description below but they are 3.99 it is made of copper so it bends…

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