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    Default Chip off the ****house seat

    I was asked to make a Slim line stylus pen they other day. I have to say they are such a versatile pen for modifications but this is just the basic B2B turning.

    I have a pretty twisted sense of humor. So when I was asked to make this for a neighbor's child I was told he was a of a child mostly but seeing it was a neighbor I did as I was asked.

    I was not told what type of timber to be used because I was the pen maker and would know what's best. Well seeing I knew what was best I cut a blackout of an old thunder box dunny seat lid. She who could not see the humor in my choice of timber but I thought the correlation of a of a child and dunny lid showed I put a lot of thought into it..... Apparently not [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

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    Did you make a second pen as a backup?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Christos View Post
    Did you make a second pen as a backup?
    No I didn't Christos [emoji23]

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    Some of the most expensive violins use urine cured timber.

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    Sure lifted the lid on that mystery. Don,t forget to put the lid down mate. Good use of box wood.

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    Well, that'd rate as a $***house choice of timber, then, wouldn't it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by onetrack View Post
    Well, that'd rate as a $***house choice of timber, then, wouldn't it?
    No perfect choice of timber on my part I think.

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    Hope he isn't one to hold the pen in his mouth when he needs both hands.

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    I have a seat in the shop now waiting to be cut into blanks. I don't throw much wood away.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pwlint View Post
    I have a seat in the shop now waiting to be cut into blanks. I don't throw much wood away.
    That'd be the timber with the unique staining, then?

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