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And the finished product.

Thanks for the responses folks, I've gone with the Danish oil for now. An oil bath would probably be the best way to get best coverage then, due to not being able to rub in between the teeth. I saw a video where someone, between coats, was wet sanding to help fill the pores in the wood with...

Isn't there a chance it'll just become brittle if I do that though?

Not exactly. Many people shave, you don't *have* to grow your beard out. Same as people who shave their head/legs etc, you wouldn't say they were cultivating or growing their hair now, would you? :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: And sure, it's simple enough to get along without the products. Doesn't mean...

All kinds of stuff mate. Balms, oils, specialised shampoos etc. Pogonotrophy by name - the act of cultivating or growing a beard - but that's an entirely different conversation for an entirely different forum. 🤣

Cheers. Well, that's the second suggestion I've had for the Danish oil, making it myself would cost me more than just buying a small tin as I don't have any of the parts, haha. But so far I'm 2/2 on advice between lacquer and Danish oil. :LOL::LOL:

So, all my old beard combs have broken, mostly due to age, so I got some inspiration and though, I have wood, I have tools and I have time... Why the heck not. But I've no idea what would be the best finish to use on it. And while I know the one thing I don't want to use is paint, I have no idea...