Nope, not used for application.it is a hairless brush, used to apply certain materials to ceramics before firing?
Got it. Magnetized wood holder, currently holding a nice piece of cocobolo?
Used for applying the fibre on the bow of a wooden insturment?
Barney
It's a replacment magnetic wand for a very upscale 'Hairy Gary' Game.
used to remove hairs from glazed ceramics? If not i give up boss...
Since you have an interest in developing brush handles, my final guess before bed is a brush handle. Since you say it is a system, then I will be more specific and go with an interchangable brush handle that has replacable heads.
ok, one last guess...
it is used to magnetically charge ceramics so hairs wont stick during glazing.
Nope, I am creating a line for the cosmetic industry, but this is not one of those.The tesla coil part is an interchangable mascarra/makeup applicator.
Product debuted at a major convention a couple of weeks ago,(to the end users) and every single person new immediately what it was. Picked up distributors in Europe, South America and North America, so that never became a problem.For the sake of your apparent investment and planned worldwide sales, one must hope that prospective customers will have a clue as to the use of this device.
A art painters brush handel that the sable/hairs can be adjusted. That is what Kolinsky sable is used for the finest brushes available. Tip may be used to mix the medium in which you are painting.
You are absolutely correct, however, to win, one must tell me what the tesla coil looking piece is used for. it is not for looks, has a very specific purpose.
Ok everyone, this guy is onto something. The first person that can tell me why that is shaped the way it is, wins the prize. Tesla coil has a function, What is it?A handle for a ceramist brush, used for dental crowns?