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  1. 20th September 2009, 09:44 PM #1
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    Default Knight & Cigar

    This is just a few that I have done as of late, this is my last chance to play in the shed for 4 weeks as I am of to Adelaide. The cigar is a home brew ribbon, started to turn then it flew apart at the ribbon. I lost some small bits so I gave it a quick sand and made up some resin and set it again. Wet sand to 12000 and brasso.
    Olive wood sanded to 12000 then used HUT.
    The other Knight pen is a blank from a swap on the IAP site. It drilled fine when I started to turn a large bit came of so I glued it back on. Got down to size then a bit flew off from the middle, that's the first bit of blue resin. Happy with that then the end did the same. Any feed back welcome.
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  3. 20th September 2009, 10:03 PM #2
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    After those frustrations and fix-ups the rest might be welcome hehe, good recovery and nice results though,the little challenges along the way just make it more interesting sometimes ,if it was all plain sailing would get boring I feel ,well done Cheers ~ John
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    Great recoveries dj. and good pens as a result.

    That home brew is A beauty.
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    They look good to me
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    Great result with all the probs

    imagine the withdrawls after 4 weeks, man i feel sorry for you

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    Thanks for the feedback guy's. Mik you are right 4 weeks away from the shed, but I can still get the web.
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    Great looking pens.
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    well david if you can still get the web you will be able to drool over what everyone else makes, just make sure you have a waterproof keyboard
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    Love the pens, very difficult the figured and the plain colours in a display. enjoy your trip away.

    Regards Peter.
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    Thank MIK I will keep that in mine
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    I like them all but the cigar stands out to me. Well done!
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