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  1. 12-08-2021, 11:50 PM #1
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    Default Morris & Forndran Beehive

    Hey guys.
    Its been a little bit since I have posted. You know Life getting in the way again.

    any how I am wanting to make a copy of a Morris & Forndran Beehive shape brush and was hoping that one of you fine gents that own one might be willing to post up some measurements so I have a sort of starting point..

    Thanks in advance...
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    I don’t have one but encourage you on your journey.
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    Celticcrusader has one, I'm sure he'll be along to help soon.
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    Probably similar to the Simpsons Bee Hive or Italian Barber's RazoRock Hive brush.

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    The M&F and Simpsons beehive that I've seen are quite different

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    Yea, my bad they doe seem a bit different.

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    There's never anything that says you have to be exact. I say take the measurement you get and customize them to your liking.
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    26mm two-band finest hand-tied knot loft set at 48mm.



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    Quote Originally Posted by jaro1069 View Post
    There's never anything that says you have to be exact. I say take the measurement you get and customize them to your liking.
    well that is almost always the plan.. Im just one of those that like to have a solid starting point.
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    I can see making one of the same style but if you want the exact measurements and can't find one of your own you are making a forgery.
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