Bon Tool Bricklayer's Brush Horse Hair

Just as it say in the title! So far, so good. I haven’t lost too many hairs just yet and usually when that begins to happen I can apply a little super glue or gorilla glue down deep in the drill pits where it helps keep everything in tact. All is well here — great product for the price. Thanks!

I have used this type of brush for the past forty years. I have several Craftsman 3637 horsehair bricklayer's brushes that have never been used and several that are worn out. I was concerned due to the content of the reviews but I decided to try one anyway. This is a great brush for general shop clean-up. Shavings from the jack plane - sawdust from the chop saw, table saw, and worm drive skil saw - shavings from the drill press and all the rest of "stuff" that gets on the work surfaces in an active shop. It gets most of the dust from the belt sander but some of what it leaves is too fine for any brush and that is why there are shop vacs. Comfortable wooden handle and doesn't shed hairs (all horsehair brushes shed some hair and about 1 in 10 will shed enough quickly to make the brush useless - so send it back!). It does a poor job on very fine dust like sanding dust from sanding the joints on sheetrock - this brush will get most of the dust but it will leave a very fine layer of white powder about like talc - so use your shop vac! My recommendation is that every active shop should have one or two of these handy just like we used to and for the same reasons - every shop is better when basically clean. This brush will not do the job of a tack rag in getting a surface ready for final varnish, lacquer, french polish shellac, or even paint so use a tack rag. You use the brush to get the main "stuff" - then the shop vac to get it clean and then a tack rag Premium Tack Cloths, Bond Crystal Brand 18" x 36" 12 Cloths Per Box to get the stuff that is too fine to see.

This brush is great; I bought it for the garage because of the dust/sawdust/soil we generate. It was so great, I bought another one for the house. This horsehair brush is definitely worth the extra money, the synthetic brush bristles are too coarse and do not sweep up debris as easily and completely as this brush. I have had no problems with the bristles coming out, and the handle is smooth and easy for me to handle (my hands are small). I purchased this brush with a 16" H485 aluminum dust pan for the garage, a great set. In fact, this brush might be a great gift for a handy person who has just about everything.....

This is a nice little dusting brush for your shop or finish project in someones house.Using it for what it is intended for and you will love it.

Nice original foxtail brush

Great for dusting and sweeping up small piles of trash into the dust pan.

Great quality

Love, love, love this brush. I love it so much I gave my son one for Christmas. He thought I was crazy until he realized the bristles were not plastic. These brushes are what I grew up with, not the plastic bristles that don't pick up much of anything, especially fine items like sugar or sand. This brush smoothly sweeps up everything and I now own several.

A soft brush ideal for brushing off brickwork

Fast delivery excellent quality used for bricklaying

Takes a beating, keeps on brushing.

Excellent , as expected.

I have mixed opinion on this brush and on some of the reviews. First of all your all right. I brought the bon brush last year and it has been the best brush I've used on brickwork. I did payed 34 pounds for it but well worth it. I thought I'd buy another one as they are that good and they were cheaper, dont bother as they are just cheap and nasty. Stay away from the ones that say (Bon. Co). You pay for what you get unfortunately. The proper ones just say (Bon) on the handles and it is the daddy.