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    Default Knot sizes from golden nib?

    I recently found an ornate silver brush/mug combo in need of repair. Here's my problem. It seems to me that the brush I want to restore is going to be in the 17mm range, yet so far all I've found at thegoldennib is 18mm. Are these sized precisely, or are the actual knots made a little smaller to fit the desired measured handle hole/cavity/thingy?
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    They have a 16mm finest 2 band. Set it a bit deeper and you'll have a nice scritchy brush. I have a couple, 2 bands sitting here ready for handles, they're nice knots.

    http://thegoldennib.com/index.php?ma...roducts_id=296

    Nice price on them too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY View Post
    They have a 16mm finest 2 band. Set it a bit deeper and you'll have a nice scritchy brush. I have a couple, 2 bands sitting here ready for handles, they're nice knots.

    16MM Finest Badger Hair [16- FINEST] - $16.95 : Fountain Pen parts - NIBS, - Wholesale Fountain Pen Ink - Golden Nib AZ

    Nice price on them too.
    Thanks! I scanned right over that one!
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    It probably wouldn't take much to open the handle up a mm either though. A dremel with a drum sander should make pretty short work of it.
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    Here's the results. Thanks, guys. http://straightrazorpalace.com/brush...restore-2.html
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