Does anyone know if the Parker Safety Razor Synthetic Brush will fit in this stand? (I need a cost-effective set-up for my vegan husb for xmas.) Thnx!
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As far as I know (and this is only an educated guess) all brushes should have a standard width around the place where the bristles come out from the handle. Thats pretty much the only point I could rest my brush with and it seems to work fine as such.
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yes it should the brush will set on the stand handle up the bottom of the handle should rest on the stand.hope we helped you
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yes it should the brush will set on the stand handle up the bottom of the handle should rest on the stand. hope we helped you
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Unfortunately, no... I bought the same setup thinking it would look really nice, but luckily I have another brush that fit it just nicely. Look for an Edwin jagger or a Simpson, there are a lot of great pure and best badger brushes that are much better than a synthetic. On a budget, I'd go for pure badger. EDIT: I just saw the Vegan Husband, so yes synthetic is the only way you could go, but its not the best for your skin... If that's the only thing he can use, eh.
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Ncolee: I keep my brush in the glove compartment to combat wind, etc. If you can look at the brush on Amazon, I'm sure you'll find the dimensions If now, I'll post Sunday, thanks.
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They should fit. I have two Merkur razors and both fit this stand. The only difference between mine and the one you're asking about seems to be the length of the handle, so clearly the long-handled razor will stand up taller; I can't see where this would be a problem. I don't have the GBS shaving brush, but from what I can tell from its Amazon product page it seems to be about the same size as the brushes I have that fit in the stand.
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Hello Carl,I believe the bottom portion of the fusion razor is too wide to fit the base of this stand.
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I suspect that the SimplyBeautiful Basic 100% Pure Badger Shaving Brush will fit as well as the Tweezerman brush, which I own, on the Chrome Shaving Brush Stand from Super Safety Razors. But that is only a guess because the reported dimensions of different brushes don't seem to use comparable units. I would recommend buying a stand manufactured by the same company as your shaving brush, perhaps after contacting the company directly to confirm that the two match.
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You may have trouble with the 99r. The bulb like end on that razor may be just a little too big. I'm not completely certain though as one of my Edwin Jagger's has a bulb like end and it fits. Just barely and its a tight fit but it does fit. Have you considered the chrome escali stand or one similar? You want to look at those as pretty much every DE razor I've come across will fit that style of stand. I'm sorry I couldn't be of more help but I definitely don't want to mislead you.
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This may not help much but I doubt it will fit. The razor holder component is built for Safety Razors, which have very narrow handles. I had bought this item hoping my Taylor of Old Bond street razor would fit but it did not (it was too wide). I ended up returning this stand. I now have a Harry's Winston razor and though the bottom 1.5 inches or so are far narrower that my Taylor razor, I still think it will not be narrow enough to fit in this stand.
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I'm not sure. I have a Parker with the longer handle and it fits just fine. They way it's set up any length will be fine. The only issue I could see you having would be if razor was really thick in the handle.
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I have an Edwin Jagger black boar bristle brush and it does not fit in this stand.
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This stand works with my AOS Fusion razor or double edge safety razor. Not sure about straight razors.
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Hi Greg!Thanks for the response. I can't seem to find this stand at any major retailer. :/ Any other ideas?
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Yes it will. Nearly all shaving brushes have a collar of a standard diameter, and this stand holds the brush by that collar.
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OK, the guard of this razor allows it to lay on its side without the blade touching anything, so I don't personally use a stand, instead it just sits next to my mug in the cabinet. However, I would imagine any stand is going to hold this guy--it's pretty simple as razors go. Maybe a mug and soap instead of a stand? Maybe both? Anyway, good luck.
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The width is the important number and at 1" it will NOT fit most brush handles. Yes, you can suspend your brush from the knot, but that is not ideal and makes the stand out of balance. I was compelled to file out the inside of the brush hanger to accommodate my Parker Brush.
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I have not had the problem with this brush but I did with another brush from a different manufacturer. I should have returned it but it was too much hassle so i wavered between hot glue and 5 minute epoxy. I finally went with the epoxy and it worked fine. But you might want to contact Parker Safety Razor and see if they have a remedy. They seem like good folks.
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I have an Escali 100% Pure Badger Shaving Brush, and that fits fine. I don't know about your brush specifically.
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I have an Omega Pro 48 brush that has the biggest knot I've ever seen (28mm), and I had to adjust the brush holder a bit. (Thumbs on the inside ends of the brush holder work fine.) Just force it apart slightly. Try the fit, repeat as necessary. Or ignore it, the normal size Parker/Jagger brushes fit just fine and a few strands won't affect the shave. Brush just looks better, opened up a bit.