These brushes from Britain have solid wood handles, with bristles of hog hair. If you take good care of them, they will serve you well for years. The ideal is to rinse them thoroughly in warm water as soon as you are finished with glueing. Then, soak the almost-clean bristles in fresh water overnight so that no glue residue begins to harden inside the bristle block. You can gently squeeze out the excess water, and rest the handle on the edge of your sink or upright in a cup, so that the bristles can breathe.

Available individually in three sizes (referencing the diameter of the bristle block): small (½ in), medium (¾ in), and large (1 in).