... imports. Certainly no synthetic brush was ever discussed. Heck, Chris Moss designed his scuttle and it exploded in popularity. Discussions of High Mountain vs Manchurian vs SIlvertip ...

... instrumental in the earliest days of the wetshaving revival, and the Moss scuttle has become so ubiquitous that it is now referred to simply as a shaving scuttle. In ...

... instrumental in the earliest days of the wetshaving revival, and the Moss scuttle has become so ubiquitous that it is now referred to simply as a shaving scuttle. Many ...

Brush: SOC 3-band silver tip
Scuttle: Moss
Razor: GF Trumper Mach3 in faux ivory
Shaving Cream: The Body Shop Maca Root & Aloe
Aftershave: Tabac splash

... my badger and boar brushes. For the last few years I’ve been using a Moss Scuttle: Prior to my pre-shave shower I rinse my brush under hot water, fill both chambers ...

I'd like to buy one of Sara Bonnyman's Texas Moss Scuttles, her largest. Please PM if you have one to sell.
Thanks.

Hart razor original prototype, homemade soap in a Moss Scuttle, Simpson PJ3, home-blended aftershave (not by me, but by my friend Robert, may he rest in ...

fallingwickets wrote: ↑Tue Sep 29, 2020 6:42 am this thread makes me miss my 'moss' scuttle sooooooooooooooo much i might have to drive the 650 miles and get it out of storage!

clive

Must be a story there.

this thread makes me miss my 'moss' scuttle sooooooooooooooo much i might have to drive the 650 miles and get it out of storage!

clive

Well, you must do you, but I seem to use the small most of all, simply for the better fit between brush and lather and surrounding hot ceramic. Better heat transfer. I do have a large cobalt, and it is very pretty.

drmoss_ca wrote: ↑Thu Aug 06, 2020 2:55 am I just placed a 5.75" custom Shavemac in a large scuttle and it did not fall out.

Well, that's reassuring, especially with resin being denser than wood.
Thanks.

I'm thinking Cobalt, if I can't get a streaky purple.

I just placed a 5.75" custom Shavemac in a large scuttle and it did not fall out. That's with a resin handle which will be heavier than wood, and without the effect of lather which will make the knot heavier and resist being expanded if the brush ...

... with the warm part of the bowl. So, I'm thinking of turning to a modern scuttle, like a large Moss Scuttle, and parking it on the upper level of the sink. One thing I'm worried about is, ...

TI Eagle 7/8, Florena cream (RIP), small Moss scuttle, small Shavemac D01 fan prototype, Pecksbiff's Aromatic Chypre:

Sara confirmed that my new scuttle was mailed yesterday.

When i get home next week need to take mine off the pseudo DrP shelf and start using it again

clive

drmoss_ca wrote: ↑Mon Jun 08, 2020 3:26 pm There can only be one, and it looks like this:

Prototype_Scuttle.jpg

Thanks for posting. Shaving history right there. Seriously, It belongs in a wet shaving museum; are you thinking of starting one in Tatamagouche?

There can only be one, and it looks like this:

... call Sara to find out. Perhaps it celebrates the launch of the first Moss scuttle, which you designed and commissioned. :mrgreen:

Smallflower sells these for $95, and under Sarah Bonnyman Moss Scuttle, there is an explanation that mentions the 5th anniversary slate Moss scuttle. Other than that, I know nothing more. I believe it is in stock.