Here we go! Macro pics of my 30mm Manchurian badger brush. First dry, then soaked, then shaken out.
Macro shots of Manchurian badger hair.
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Soaked pics:
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Shaken out:
Wow, some lovely photos, here!
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Thank you for the kind words! !
What is the brush model ?
Looks pretty dense, so maybe a Chubby 3 Manchu in cobalt blue ?
Looks pretty dense, so maybe a Chubby 3 Manchu in cobalt blue ?
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It's another knot I ordered from a Chinese supplier (great prices and I LOVE the knot) then Pixelfixed, another member, made me a simpsons chubby replica handle out of African blackwood.
This brush is my favourite, even over the Rooney.
Nice shots....was this an Xtra Dense brush or are all 30mm like this?
These aren't macro shots, but here are a couple of one of the last CH3 Manchurians made by Simpson before being taken over by Vulfix.
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I didn't specify extra dense. I can only assume that they are all like the this.Nice shots....was this an Xtra Dense brush or are all 30mm like this?
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We all know different suppliers and manufacturers call their hair different names. I wasn't trying to come off and trying to say this was simpsons hair. It is almost as soft as my rooney heritage though but with a nicer scrub and more backbone. I actually prefer this over that brush.
I read on the Kent website that most of the badger hair they use comes from the Manchurian region of China as badger is a pest and culled. So my question is what makes Manchurian, Manchurian? are other badgers different in other regions?
Do you really need a new thread for every single one of these?
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Why not? If you have an issue , ask a mod to delete them.
I like the fact that these threads are separate, too bad we don't have a sub forum for these kind of pictures
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Thats a great idea!!
I Wanted to keep them seperate as to keep any discussion specific to one thing and prevent a big confusing mess.
