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  1. 29th January 2014, 09:09 AM #1
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    Default Trying multi colours

    A couple I poured trying a new method to get the colours through. Not up to Nai's standards but just a bit of fun. I didn't bother with a pressure pot as I was not going to use the blanks, hence air bubbles in one. I will have another attempt in a few days and then back to my beloved timber.



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    The first one looks interesting. It could do well in a longer bodied pen. Even if you don't use them I hope to see pics of them turned to round.
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    I'll wait until I do the next one Doug, before I turn them to round - resin is a PITA with the dust it creates on the lathe
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    Not hard to do. Just had to look at the blanks of others and then stay awake all night trying to work it out.
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    Mmmm looks interesting
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