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...this brush works for me so well, a really superb boar and a steal in terms of it's performance...hope it fits you...
...this brush works for me so well, a really superb boar and a steal in terms of it's performance...hope it fits you...Latest boar acquisition: Omega 011829
Three uses now, was off to a rocky start but once I realised varying the pre-soak time considerably changes the brush performance (yes I'm still a boar newbie) it really came on song. Also, the knot initially seemed to be quite sparse but as the tips split the knot really fills out, I guess Omega know exactly what their doing!
Great trio of piggies you have there, push them closer at night and they will breed, this time next year you could have 42 or moreOmega trio.
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They are standing in cabinet like that but for now no success in getting them breedGreat trio of piggies you have there, push them closer at night and they will breed, this time next year you could have 42 or moreP.
Yea, could be the unnatural hair brushes freaking them out!They are standing in cabinet like that but for now no success in getting them breedmaybe they are shy in front of synthetics
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...this brush works for me so well, a really superb boar and a steal in terms of it's performance...hope it fits you...
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offspring may look like this: a 27mm knot and a 24mm knot, both dreaming of becoming successful boar brushes with nice handles.
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My Omega boar knots dressed in new handles: ash red dye and linden burl
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