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Thread: My 2nd Restored Dubl Duck Brush

  1. 07-05-2011, 11:51 PM #1
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    Default My 2nd Restored Dubl Duck Brush

    This is my second DD brush that I have restored, I am beginning to enjoy this more and more...
    Rich/Zib saw the last one I did and asked if I could do another. I found and old beat up one on E-bay and drilled out the old knot cleaned it all up and re-set in a 24mm SilverTip from The Golden Nib... I actually like the way this one came out better then my first one, as I set the knot a bit lower so this should have serious backbone with an Overstuffed knot and a lower loft height...


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    Great looking brush with that "classic" look. I especially like the fact that you set the knot a little lower. Fantastic work again Glen!
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    Ah , must be a triple duck judging from the pic hehe.
    Looking good. Love those paintbrush style handles.
    I reset my TGN 24mm the other day to a lower loft. Since I bought an Omega boar the ST's seem a bit limp
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    those two ducklings are sweat, oh an the brush came out great Glenn.
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    Thank you G man. I can't wait to get my hands on her...It came out Awesome....!
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    Sure looks like those two ducks like it.
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    The brush arrived the other day, and I whipped up a mean lather with it this afternoon. FWIW, I used T&H 1805, one of my favorite's. I love the fragrance. Anyway, The Paintbrush style handle is awesome to use. If you have the opportunity to pick one up, I highly recommend it. It's like making lather with a power brush. It just feels really good in your hand...

    Great Job by Gssixgun.....
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    I have a similar brush, I would like to restore. Do you remeber what knot you used?
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