Thank you sir! Nothing to be afraid of, go for it.You did a great job! I've always wanted to restore that type/shape of handle, but I'm scared of messing it up beyond repair and throwing away the investment.
Thanks man, it's really cool to use, and Rosewood to boot!Man, that is a tiny thing! Nice resto though!
Thanks Doug, that's the only way I know to get Zenith knots, but other boar knots are available from several places without a handle. Zenith makes the knot in the handle at the time of manufacture, and they are good knots.Great job on the restore. It looks almost as good as new.
It seems like there should be an easier way to get a boar knot than to cut up a metal brush handle.
They call them Troll dolls these days, back in the '60's they were Dammit dolls.
Thanks man!Great job on the brush! Looks fantastic.
Yeah, some are kinda nasty looking. This brush had a steel ring which had rusted badly, which made it look bad, you can see it still in place in the pic. I was able to tap it out the bottom and get rid of it without hurting anything. Can't do that with a Rubberset, those are molded in.
Do it man, not that time consuming, helps you disengage from the world for a little while.Nice reno on the brush there. I have a similar one I have been wanting to work on. Got a little busy I guess.