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  1. 03-07-2012, 02:46 PM #1
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    Here's mine. I'm working on getting knots in all of them.



    And the newest I got last weekend.
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    Hello all,
    Sorry to add my beginners brush amonst all your outstanding brushes.
    9.5cm Taylor of Old Bond Street London.
    thank you for looking,
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    Quote Originally Posted by grommit View Post
    Hello all,
    Sorry to add my beginners brush amonst all your outstanding brushes.
    9.5cm Taylor of Old Bond Street London.
    thank you for looking,
    Brian
    Brushes are brushes,will serve you well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by grommit View Post
    Hello all,
    Sorry to add my beginners brush amonst all your outstanding brushes.
    9.5cm Taylor of Old Bond Street London.
    thank you for looking,
    Brian
    Grommit, on the contrary.. That is a beautiful brush of fantastic taste! TOBS is a wonderful brand. I shave with eton college every morning.b
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    Quote Originally Posted by ThePortugalOnlineShop View Post
    Hi gents!

    Some of the brushes i've seen here are simply AMAZING!! Lot of talented work here indeed!
    Well, these are some of my Semogue brushes (worst montage ever!)
    Attachment 93465
    Is that your personal collection?

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    Here's two new ones I got.
    Vintage Rooney


    Butterscotch Wee Scot in Super Badger
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    Quote Originally Posted by matt789 View Post
    Here's mine. I'm working on getting knots in all of them.



    And the newest I got last weekend.
    how do you get your old knots out...I have several ever readys that I would love to restore but don't want to damage them by taking the old knots out wrong
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    cut down the hair as short as possible. then take a power drill and go down through the shelf. After that you can keep drilling or use a rotary tool with a router or sanding drum and clean it all out. You can try to save the original shelf, but sometimes I have found on ER brushes it crumbles away on it's own. If you get lose the original shelf one way or another you can easily rebuild one yourself.
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    All the above,great info.You will most likly want to reset the loft as the older stuff was way high,plaster of paris works great for that.
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