Hey guys, anyone try this brush? http://www.penworks.us//index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=25_71&products_id=412 thoughts? Any other specific Penwork's brushes you recommend?
Penwork's brush suggestions
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That looks nice. I am happy with my Penworks STR1-22 but I do not have much experience with other badger brushes.
I guess my question would be. For ~12$ more you can get yourself a size 1 Rooney super silvertip.
Why would you chose to go for the Penworks?
For me, a silvertip grade has to be in the lower 30$ range to make it appealing as a purchase. For 60$, I would rather pay 12$ more and get something more reputable and that will hold a better resale value.
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Why would you chose to go for the Penworks?
For me, a silvertip grade has to be in the lower 30$ range to make it appealing as a purchase. For 60$, I would rather pay 12$ more and get something more reputable and that will hold a better resale value.
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I like the Penworks one because of its unique handle, it looks nice, in my opinion the Rooney looks too plain, brand is not that important to me, as I already have a Simpsons Beaufort.
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I believe I had read a review of it on here, I'm not sure if your reviewed it...? But it is quite a brush it seems, looks great too.
This one here http://www.penworks.us//index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=25_89&products_id=377 cause seriously just look at it. Beauty.
I have a couple of the finest knots in my Ever-Ready restored brushes. I could not be happier with the way they perform. It is a pleasure dealing with Tony over at the Golden Nib/Pen-works.
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That is a nice one, I like the butterscotch, I can see a straight with custom scales matching that well.
I haven't tried that one, but my ST2-20 which arrived last week, is quite the nice performer.
