Thread: New Custom Brush

A HARRYWALLY creation.

He does great work huh. Love my custom he made for me. Very nice brush man. Congrats.

Glad it made it safely David! Post a full bloom pic once you use it. I'd love to see it with that badger hair fully spread.

I have a pretty tired, smushed up badger brush in a nice stainless steel handle. If I bought a new brush (alone, not in handle), say from Dirty Dog, is it difficult to seat the new brush in the handle? Epoxy? I am not a craftsman. But I'd like to save some money while keeping a handle I like. Also, how are the mm's measure? Across the opening?

Originally Posted by Smyth

I have a pretty tired, smushed up badger brush in a nice stainless steel handle. If I bought a new brush (alone, not in handle), say from Dirty Dog, is it difficult to seat the new brush in the handle? Epoxy? I am not a craftsman. But I'd like to save some money while keeping a handle I like. Also, how are the mm's measure? Across the opening?

Yes,across the opening to the bore,jus have to pull the knot,get the residual glue out and reseat the ne knot.

Very nice.

What is the knot a TGN variety, Siberian Badger, or Hungarian Badger?

Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY

Glad it made it safely David! Post a full bloom pic once you use it. I'd love to see it with that badger hair fully spread.

Perv!

I know I teased you about the foreign Mail service, but the domestic mail service SUCKED!
The brush took a 5 day tour of just the Dallas/Fort worth Metroplex. They could not seem to send it to the right post office for a few days. That was longer than it took from Canada to Dallas.
I'll post up some pics tomorrow!

Originally Posted by KindestCutOfAll

Very nice.

What is the knot a TGN variety, Siberian Badger, or Hungarian Badger?

Valhallian Virgin Unicorn

HARRYWALLY will have to answer that question.
My only request was silver tip badger.
He selected the knot.

It's from the Saskatchewan flat land Badger. TGN calls them Grade A. It's a big boy too, a 28mm.

Originally Posted by HARRYWALLY

It's from the Saskatchewan flat land Badger. TGN calls them Grade A. It's a big boy too, a 28mm.

Yep it's big!

It balances out the weight with the large handle!