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The one reason I don't buy anything other than Gardiners brushes is right in the link you posted Or Not , no real info or decent pics of the brush , Oh and Looks Like A Brick
Brush looks ok but without any reviews you'll never know until you buy it. Personally the fixed fitting doesn't suit me... it's not comparable with Gardiners Quick-Loc !
Quote from: Mike #1 on February 28, 2015, 01:13:21 pmThe one reason I don't buy anything other than Gardiners brushes is right in the link you posted Or Not , no real info or decent pics of the brush , Oh and Looks Like A Brick +1 Gardiners are great and that looks heavy
Quote from: Marc Whitbread on February 28, 2015, 02:06:11 pmQuote from: Mike #1 on February 28, 2015, 01:13:21 pmThe one reason I don't buy anything other than Gardiners brushes is right in the link you posted Or Not , no real info or decent pics of the brush , Oh and Looks Like A Brick +1 Gardiners are great and that looks heavy Does it look heavy as it has a nice amount of bristles? It's simple to make a brush light - skimp on bristles and stock size. Will put weights on this week. As a side note - Weight is relative - light brushes simply have less bristles and a far smaller splayed area meaning you have to do more work to cover the same work area. If you put this, or another brush, on a Neon the overall weight will be 200g lighter than any other pole in any case.
Quote from: Stephen Fox on March 01, 2015, 08:11:19 pmQuote from: Marc Whitbread on February 28, 2015, 02:06:11 pmQuote from: Mike #1 on February 28, 2015, 01:13:21 pmThe one reason I don't buy anything other than Gardiners brushes is right in the link you posted Or Not , no real info or decent pics of the brush , Oh and Looks Like A Brick +1 Gardiners are great and that looks heavy Does it look heavy as it has a nice amount of bristles? It's simple to make a brush light - skimp on bristles and stock size. Will put weights on this week. As a side note - Weight is relative - light brushes simply have less bristles and a far smaller splayed area meaning you have to do more work to cover the same work area. If you put this, or another brush, on a Neon the overall weight will be 200g lighter than any other pole in any case. Would that be the same Neon you ripped off Gardiner's Xtreme design with & claim it for yourself?
Quote from: ♦ChumBucket♦ on March 01, 2015, 08:46:36 pmQuote from: Stephen Fox on March 01, 2015, 08:11:19 pmQuote from: Marc Whitbread on February 28, 2015, 02:06:11 pmQuote from: Mike #1 on February 28, 2015, 01:13:21 pmThe one reason I don't buy anything other than Gardiners brushes is right in the link you posted Or Not , no real info or decent pics of the brush , Oh and Looks Like A Brick +1 Gardiners are great and that looks heavy Does it look heavy as it has a nice amount of bristles? It's simple to make a brush light - skimp on bristles and stock size. Will put weights on this week. As a side note - Weight is relative - light brushes simply have less bristles and a far smaller splayed area meaning you have to do more work to cover the same work area. If you put this, or another brush, on a Neon the overall weight will be 200g lighter than any other pole in any case. Would that be the same Neon you ripped off Gardiner's Xtreme design with & claim it for yourself? No ripping off Chump, Neon is based on 20+ year old technology, go figure....
The badger brush is 360g. Bit to heavy for me.