Shaving Brush knot replacement crash course. 

Yes please show how to change a knot please

That handle is badass brother! 😁🤘🏻

Super glue works great. Also the Gorilla glue Apoxsee

Thanks alot for your video and link. I have was given my grandfathers old brush and I tried to use it and its shot. I didnt even think about restoring it. I am definitely going to do it now

Thanks for the info !

Informative video, Robert! Thanks for sharing it! Wonder if you might have an opinion based on your brush restoration/alteration experience. Any opinion on the use of Simichrome Polish (which I have) vs Flitz (which I'd have to buy) to polish and buff a vintage brush handle to shiny, like-new brilliance? Thanks!

the best brush on the market today my Simpson Trafalgar's T-3 better then boar cheaper in the long run no break in, no need to soak it all day, ready to use, no weekly cleaning, no brush stand needed, easy on your face biggest brush at that price point .my I mic it its 29mm.' it's like buying a $275 badger hair brush, no cleaning the brush, no need for a brush stand, fast drying time, well not fall apart like a badger hair or boar can, cheap to buy, I have owned it for 5 years with no hair loss with no problems wheelchair Larry Merry Christmas

Very cool and informative. Thanks! Nail clippers. 😉

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Great video. Do you have one showing how to dremel out the old button?

Your video was helpful, thanks for posting.

What is that brush maker? KJ Works?

Nice informative video. I love synthetics, but Golden Nib is fairly limited on their selection. Would you know of a vendor that stocks more synthetic knots and more handle styles? My "perfect brush" would be a stubby synthetic with loads of backbone.

Is it correct that the size of the brush knot (bottom round part, glue that holds the hairs) should be 1mm smaller than the size of the brush handle hole or opening? For example, you should install a 24mm knot into a 25mm handle?

Do not use gorilla glue. It expands as it cures and can mess up your depth or how level the knot is.

Which dremel do you use?

What brand is that blue porcelain brush?

How to remove knot from wooden handle

Can i cut bottom to size if it to wide ?

(the Golden Nib still exist, just to let people know) Now, I do a lot of turning projects and one of those is making brushes for friends and family for about 20 years. I would highly recommend using a long drying/curing epoxy. Something that takes about 12-24 hours. The longer the drying time the more elastic the adhesion. The shorter the more brittle. And since you are dealing with hot and cold with the water... you want something that is more elastic.