Butterscotch Re-Knot Re-store

[C2N]

Hey Gents,
Just finished my first restore. It is a Klenzo 985 fitted with a 20mm/65 pure badger knot from Whipped Dog Straights. Sorry, but I didn't take any before pictures and realized it while the glue was drying
When I drilled out the old knot I didn't go quite far enough but made just a tiny hole in the bottom of the old knot and saw that I had to go further (didn't know exactly what I would find in there). Once I saw the color of the handle though, I knew I wasn't done. Finely, and I do mean finely, after I got all the old crap out of it, I polished the handle a little and used 5 minute epoxy to glue the new knot in. Sorry about the picture, I'm learning how to do that too!

[Blue-EyedSon]

That looks like a nice little brush. Nice work! I just finished up my first couple restoration projects and I'm trying to figure out which hair I like best so that I can put it in some nice butterscotch handles. I'll be curios to hear what you think of the grade of hair, especially if you're able to compare it to others.

[sid3000]

Looks great, Eric, nice job!

[Greyfox]

[Hex]

Nice work Eric, that turned out well.

I think I did a Klenzo butterscotch as about my 7th restore and yours looks a lot nicer.
I was afraid that I was going to ruin it with my clumsiness and inexperience so I waited until I had a few under my belt, so to speak.

You're a brave man to tackle a butterscotch as your 1st.