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Not yet, waiting for the stars to align properly.
How about those rehabs you were working on, you give up?!!!
This was my old man's brush
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Not yet, waiting for the stars to align properly.
How about those rehabs you were working on, you give up?!!!
My medication isn't working ... I need more brush restorations! 
I have been waiting for knots..................Not yet, waiting for the stars to align properly.
How about those rehabs you were working on, you give up?!!!
I need to order some 18mm Finest Badger knots (ideally I'd use 15mm, but 18mm will work). Who do you use? Remember I'm cheap.
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- #65
Nicely done.
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That finished up nicely. I hope you get lots of good lathers out of it!
Very nice and purdy, may it many more memories!
You did a fantastic job bringing your father's brush back to life @TobyC!
Bravo! Well restored and well loved.
Wow! That looks like a completely different brush. Very nice restore.
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And you have another winner! Great job @TobyC !
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Great job. Good to see your Dad's brush up and running again.
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Not sure why I missed this earlier. Nicely done. I would never have thought it possible!
Not clear what you did with home saw on the donor jangle. Did you come at it from the bottom up?
Not clear what you did with home saw on the donor jangle. Did you come at it from the bottom up?
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Yep, the blue part just snaps off of that handle and I was able to cut it out with the hole saw.
Thank you sir!
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That was some amazing work you did there. It is a thing of beauty.
