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    Default I just put a new knot in a brush for the first time.

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    I bought a big 24mm maggard fan knot and its a nice knot. I did have a little epoxy seepage but I am still happy with it. I hope the pic is ok, I have never posted one from my phone before.

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    Looks good.!

    Always hold your phone horizontally when taking a pic with your phone. Then it will come out right.
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    Looks good. Whose knot did you use?

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    I do like the fan shapes. I might have dropped it down a touch more if possible. But to each his own. As long as it has some backbone and flow. It looks good! What does the loft measure out to be?
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    Congratulations and that is a lovely brush.
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    It was a 24mm Maggard fan knot. I probably should have tried using other handles and cheaper knots for a first go, but I found that handle and had to jump at it. I am not one for delayed gratification.

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    So is that a Rubberset handle?
    There are a lot of knock offs these days.
    The new knot looks good in it. Figuring out your favourite loft can be a rabbit hole that leads you to many brushes.
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    Nice job.. I want one of those style handles but the only ones I can find are plastic which would be okay but they all seem rather expensive.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrZ View Post
    It was a 24mm Maggard fan knot. I probably should have tried using other handles and cheaper knots for a first go, but I found that handle and had to jump at it. I am not one for delayed gratification.
    Is that the SHD version of their badger knots? I think you did just fine with the handle and the knot combo.

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    Looks great-I love the 24mm Maggards SHD knot. It's my favorite brush!
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