Which old handle design do you prefer?
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Which old handle design do you prefer?
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Which of these old handle designs do you prefer?
Gary
Photo 1 - M7
Photo 2 - US3 (Bumblebee)
Photo 3 - S series
Which of these old handle designs do you prefer?
Gary
Photo 1 - M7
Photo 2 - US3 (Bumblebee)
Photo 3 - S series
Gary
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I agree. I like #3 and #1 the most. I do like the two tone handle.vtmax wrote:Gary, I kind of like # 3. Simple and looks like a perfect size.
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I cast my vote for the Bumble Bee. The other two brushes look very much like standard issue handles one can buy today from more than one manufacturer. On the other hand, the Bee looks quite different from any brush you would see in a shop window or on any vendor's web site. At the same time it appears easy to hold securely and gets high marks for utility...at least from what I can see. It also, alas, looks harder to turn than its brothers.
In the matter of the knots, I would not pick any of these for myself.
By the way, Mr. Young, why do you ask?
Buzz
In the matter of the knots, I would not pick any of these for myself.
By the way, Mr. Young, why do you ask?
Buzz
Hmmm...
Not to be a stick in the mud, but "none of the above"
Handle shape is an important factor to me and none of these shapes appeal to me. Perhaps if I had opportunity to handle one, my vote would change.
Not to be a stick in the mud, but "none of the above"
Handle shape is an important factor to me and none of these shapes appeal to me. Perhaps if I had opportunity to handle one, my vote would change.
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