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    Default First time restore. Ever Ready 100T

    Got a 100T from another generous member on the board from the PIF thread.

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    Drilled it out and filled it with some hot glue and pennies to give it some heft. Finally bought a 22 Black badger from Whipped Dog, talk about great service! Anyway, set it down around 8 mm into the handle. Pretty happy how it looks, we'll see how it lathers up later. I was tempted to go with 24 mm but i think 22 is as big as it could take without taking out the core rubber and risk the stability of the brush. Anyway current pics pre-bloom:

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    -Nick

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    That's a great looking brush!

    Let us know how well the hot glue holds up (hopefully well!). I've used 2-part marine epoxy with great success.
    My mileage doesn't vary.

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    Should have clarified. Hot glue was the shelf. I still used Marine epoxy to hold the knot

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    Beauty!!!
    1965 SS, Slant, GEM Jr., G-Bar, PAL Adjustable, Schicks, Red Tip, SA, Slim

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    Very nice
    John :::Montani Semper Liberi:::

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    Couple of test lathers later. . . It'll be tough to compete with my Colonel in Best, but it lathered nicely. It'll be a nice 'B' brush.
    -Nick

 

 

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