I have been using one for a bit now and love it. 24mm. Tall and soft with great backbone. Only prob is I NEED the 1.5 scuttle from dirty bird to come, in a big way to really see what I can "whip" up!!!
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I have been using one for a bit now and love it. 24mm. Tall and soft with great backbone. Only prob is I NEED the 1.5 scuttle from dirty bird to come, in a big way to really see what I can "whip" up!!!
Never heard of it.
You have a lot of nerve mentioning it without a picture.
You mean these ? Exquisite Silvertip Badger Hair Shaving Brush. | eBay
Nuhh ! Never tried one. :)
LMAO that would be it! well similar. Great work... Your's???:idea:Quote:
Originally Posted by onimaru55
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Originally Posted by thebigspendur
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Fantastic brush!! Firm at the base but very soft. Holds GOBS AND GOBS of lather!!
Its nice to hear he claims that no harm comes to the badger,they are shaved in the summer and the hair grows back in the winter,Nice work for sure:thinking:
That thing is gorgeous. Up till now I hadn't seen a turned handle that screamed "must own". I'm gonna have to add it to the list for when SWMBO says I've been a good boy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Str8Shooter
No, seriously, never tried one. I can only afford a $18 Omega boar brush ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Str8Shooter
That certainly is a hansom brush.
they're beautiful....but I can't get past the 'Please also note that no harm comes to the badger. They are shaved in summer and their hair has fully regrown by winter'
Shaving a badger isn't something I really want to do. Ever.
Beautiful brush. I've always been leery of wooden handles on shaving brushes. I do have a Semagouge (sp?) boar with a wooden handle and so far so good. That is pretty enough that I might take a chance.:idea:
