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CEO Twist pen
I did a search for CEO and came up with nothing.
Do people make these?
Are they available in Australia (where?)
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These may be what you mean ? http://gpwoodturning.sitesuitestores..._id=1107442290
May sometimes be a longwood pen not sure, I have some "CEO " type kits ,look just like these . Good luck ! cheers john
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The long wood (see here) is different to the CEO twist (see here) both of which are available form 043TURNING along with a large variaty of other kits not normally available in Australia

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