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    Default 6 sided rope pen

    for a customer

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    All comments are welcome



    froggy the french snail and frog eater.


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    Default Kruger

    Wow that rope is sweet the impact stops at the top the bottom for me is too plain and skinny for me, would love to see the whole pen with impact all the way, may be the black is not the best bottom.
    That machine and your ideas are coming together.

    Regards Peter

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    I just find it amazing that you know how to do something like that. Good work!
    When all is said and done, there is usually a whole lot more said than done.

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    Wow! Amazing. But black bit does let it down. Maybe more curvaceous would suit better.:hmm
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    Kruger,
    Interesting pen to say the least. Now that you have had your ornamental mill for a while, do you find it to be a worthwhile investment? Which one did you buy? I have been looking at those for a year or so, but that is a rather large investment.

    Rick

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    Quote Originally Posted by ScrollZilla View Post
    Kruger,
    Interesting pen to say the least. Now that you have had your ornamental mill for a while, do you find it to be a worthwhile investment? Which one did you buy? I have been looking at those for a year or so, but that is a rather large investment.

    Rick
    i have bought a revo craftmaster from legacy.
    it is a large investment, but it give me a large pleasure.
    besides this, I sold balusters in spirale which amortized the expense. The only thing which misses, it is a calibreuse sanding machine to fabricate wooden plates of the same thickness as the blades of saw and time to play with all this.
    All comments are welcome



    froggy the french snail and frog eater.


    We have all to learn from the ones of the
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    Thank you for the feedback. I guess it is time for me to get another pickle jar (for what little spare change the missus misses).

    Rick

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    Default Not normally

    a fan of rope pens but that is different, I like it muchly.

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    Kruger, you are really getting into it, love the Rope section very much, The ebony is well turned but may need different shaping to match the rope. Amos
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