With such quasi-unobtaniam (and beautiful) wood as that, you really should keep it.

Pix of #167 which, because I have no idea what I'm doing, came out in reverse chrono order.

Left to right, top to bottom:
Test lather (Barbus soap)
Early bloom
Removed the protective sleeve
Arrival

Quoth the Penguin, "I have no idea what I'm doing."

Fake it till you make it.


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Really great lather from JR #142 black badger in today's shave. This is quickly becoming one of my favorite brushes.

It's a rather famous quote, you know.

thanks Charlie.

I have been using #137 every shave this month. This one has a great shape for the handle! Learning how the synthetic knot works is fun and I am loving the lathers. Thanks again @Jayaruh for making such a fine brush.

You are welcome. I am glad it is working well for you.

The latest member of Jayaruh Owners Club is @Puma. He has adopted JR#163, the White Queen.

I know NOW.

Thank you Jim. I am honored.

I lathered with my new JR#168 B&W Maggard Synthetic today. Wow! It is a 26mm knot that measures 28mm at the handle. It lathered the Mitchells Wool Fat like a champ. It has very soft bristles and good backbone. I also got a 30mm knot from Maggard that will probably go in my next brush.

And now JR#172 is going to live with @RaZorBurn123 .

I can not wait! Thank you for all the hard/skilled work you put into your brushes.

Stunning! Congrats @richgem

Fields&Streams by Local Gent Shaving Co.

Thanks!

One of the new chrome Rockwell's Jim??

Yes. It is. I got the 6C with all the plates. I could have gotten by with the 2C, but it wasn't that much more, and I ended up with 100 blades. I have been using the R3, but tomorrow I am going with the R4, so in the end going with the 6C was a good move.