A few recent acquisitions.

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A few recent acquisitions.

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Arrived today.

2 Omegas. Small one is 72mm/19mm knot. Simpson Milk Churn (best). Simpson Emperor 1 (super)

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Cool. Look forward to your impressions of each after use.
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"He shoots, he SCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!

Very nice!

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rtaylor61 wrote:"He shoots, he SCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!

Very nice!

Randy
Hey Randy.....

The sad fact is that I have 62 brushes now and probably will add some more.Image Even so, Peter (DrP) is approaching the 100 mark with his brush collection. Physician heal thyself(as well)Image

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I'm a slow starter. I'm up around 15...and about to order from Superior.

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slcsteve wrote:
rtaylor61 wrote:"He shoots, he SCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!

Very nice!

Randy
Even so, Peter (DrP) is approaching the 100 mark with his brush collection. Physician heal thyself(as well)
Before the end of september there will be 100.....just wait and see...and i'll never be cured of this disease...up to 200 i go....

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Post by Ed13 »

Saturday night I ordered the same two Omega brushes on the left. I will use the small one for a travel brush.

Any comments on the quality of the badger hair? The site I purchased from lists as pure badger while the second from the left appears to be the same as one listed on Em's Place as silvertip.
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Does the Milk Churn have the "eavestrough" around the top like the Tulips?
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rustyblade wrote:Does the Milk Churn have the "eavestrough" around the top like the Tulips?
"eavestrough" - a much nicer and more descriptive word than "gutter"

........and yes it does.
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Yes, Milk Churn includes the eavestrough.
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slcsteve wrote:
rustyblade wrote:Does the Milk Churn have the "eavestrough" around the top like the Tulips?
"eavestrough" - a much nicer and more descriptive word than "gutter"

........and yes it does.
Nice. I am awaiting my T4. Would you say the Milk Churn is similar to the Tulips from the eavestrough up?
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Richard, The Tulips are Super Badger, sometimes even true Whites, of late. The Milk Churns are Best Badger.
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Richard......here's an image of my Tulip3 and Milk Churn.

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Post by Blue As A Jewel »

Very nice additions Steve - I'm digging that Milk Churn - how big would the knot be on it?
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blueasajewel wrote:Very nice additions Steve - I'm digging that Milk Churn - how big would the knot be on it?
Ravi......I measured it at 23mm-same as my T3.
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slcsteve wrote:
blueasajewel wrote:Very nice additions Steve - I'm digging that Milk Churn - how big would the knot be on it?
Ravi......I measured it at 23mm-same as my T3.
That's interesting, since to my eye, the Milk Churn appears to have a wider knot. Em's place lists the knot size of the MC at 21mm.

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rtaylor61 wrote:
slcsteve wrote:
blueasajewel wrote:Very nice additions Steve - I'm digging that Milk Churn - how big would the knot be on it?
Ravi......I measured it at 23mm-same as my T3.
That's interesting, since to my eye, the Milk Churn appears to have a wider knot. Em's place lists the knot size of the MC at 21mm.

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Em's measurement is incorrect, at least as far as my MC is concerned. Actual measurement is just a hairsbreath under 23mm.

edit: Make that right at 23mm for the MC while the T3 is just a hairsbreath under 23mm. Essentially the same knot size for both.
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Post by northadams »

Steve's Milk Churn looks like it will fill those Harris soap bowls just right. It's been confirmed the T3 works well I think even with those smaller bowls. Great to see the conversation turn towards the handles once again. The Simpson handles are quite unique in shape and form.

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