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  1. 10-09-2010, 09:54 AM #1
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    Default Two Re-Knotted RV Brushes

    Had a little project going yesterday with two of my beloved RV brushes. The large one is a early RV 28mm silvertip. It's always felt a bit floppy so i just re-knotted with a new 28mm TGN silvertip and set it deeper at 50mm loft. Big improvement.

    The small one is in black buffalo horn and was sporting a Semogue 1305 knot, but after me bying a Semogue 830 it didn't see much action so I re-knotted it with a 20mm TGN finest two band, fan shape set at 40mm loft.

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  2. 10-09-2010, 12:27 PM #2
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    Nice job! How many man-hours does it take to reknot a brush?
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    I was thinking of re-doing my brush. Where did you get your supplies?
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    Quote Originally Posted by steelhead View Post
    Nice job! How many man-hours does it take to reknot a brush?
    It depends on what tools You have at hand. I cut the old knot with a serrated knife. Then used a drill press to get out most of the glue and hair, cleaned and deepened the hole with a Dremel and glued in new knots with 4 hour epoxy. Did both brushes in about 3 hours + epoxy drying time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by colday View Post
    I was thinking of re-doing my brush. Where did you get your supplies?
    www.thegoldennib.com

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    www.thegoldennib.com

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    Thanks for sharing! Very helpful!
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