What is High Mountain Badger?
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I've been looking at the WD HMW knots for a couple of ever-readys I'm restoring. Looking forward to seeing how they turn out for you.
I think you misunderstood my post. When I say get another one, I did not mean as a replacement, I mean as an add on, to expand the variety.
I currently have 5 WD brushes and try to put them into rotation with others.
Whipped Dog does not sell a HMW (High Mountain White). They sell a HW (High Mountain). What's the difference? HMW is many times more expensive.
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Is that the opposite of the HMB? Sounds awful lol. Do you have a picture?
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BTW, here she is with the HM knot installed.
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hahaha
It's like "all natural"
It's an advertising slogan that means absolutely nothing, and which is impossible to quantify or verify.
It's an advertising slogan that means absolutely nothing, and which is impossible to quantify or verify.
I know this. I was just too lazy to go back and change it ha
I got carried away typing letters
The tips on your badger brush are "splitting"? Can't say I've heard of that before.
I've seen several so called named "HMW" knots from different vendors and sources from America and China. There is no standard at all from those I've seen. Sometimes the Chinese vendors name them HMW and sometimes the importer chooses to name their procured knot HMW. Sometimes they seem like high end 2 band finest knots and sometimes they are a high end silvertip. Best thing to do is make sure you are familiar with who is sourcing and naming them so that you know what you are getting.
It's nice to see these licenses available for the badgers that need this medicine.
I see videos online with people that have more that ten brushes. I find that funny. I have my 5 and that is all I plan. My high mountain should last 20 years.[/QUOT
+5!Remember this post when your collection grows!
