My first restore with Larry's silver tip knot

[bwhite]

I just glued this Every Ready 150 up with Whipped Dog silver tip set it about 48 mm for a good back bone I face lather and bowl lather I have a feeling this knot is going to excel with either method. Thanks Larry for your help in this first restore great guy.

[GDCarrington]

I just glued this Every Ready 150 up with Whipped Dog silver tip set it about 48 mm for a good back bone I face lather and bowl lather I have a feeling this knot is going to excel with either method. Thanks Larry for your help in this first restore great guy.

Excellent work.

Is the Whipped Dog a 22 mm?

I have done a couple of those myself, one at 23 mm (which I had to sand the opening to accept the larger knot) and the other at a 20 mm that allowed for the black retainer to be spared.

[bwhite]

thank you I used his 22mm it really worked out well. I cant wait to try a few more restores.

[GDCarrington]

Here are some threads to give you some more ideas.

Brush making and restoring is an addictive hobby!

http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthr...-Three-Badgers

http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthr...-In?highlight=
Extra threads in this one.

http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthread.php/287382-Rubberset-Redux-%28Green-Butterscotch-with-Black-Swirl%29?highlight=

[bwhite]

Thank you. very nice work I will get there. I filled my brush with nickels and cork first a layer of cork then nickels int he middle then another cork for shelf to give some weight in the middle.

[NexlevMM]

Great first restore! Looks like you already have the hang of things! Like GDCarrington said, this is a pretty addictive hobby, with tons of support.

[Sledgehammer39]

Looks great, excellent job!

[rebos]

Great job. It's always a pleasure to see an old handle get a new knot. It's good to go for another 10+ years.