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    Default What do you do with leftovers?

    You make a pen out of them of course.
    Made from about 7 different little left over bits.
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    Damn right! Any pen turner with "leftovers" is doing it wrong! But what's with the bullet casing on the lower barrel? Run out of offcuts? Surely all you had to do was wait for a week or two...?

    Your assignment for next week is...

    Good stuff, keep it up.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skew ChiDAMN!! View Post
    Damn right! Any pen turner with "leftovers" is doing it wrong! But what's with the bullet casing on the lower barrel? Run out of offcuts? Surely all you had to do was wait for a week or two...?


    Good stuff, keep it up.
    Nah, I didn't run out of offcuts just the inclination to glue together another little stack. I also have 9 more bullets to use up so can spread the offcuts further.
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    you could make a lawn aerator with the other bullets. if you have really hard ground then use live ammo. cough.

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    You see since skews been pen turning his of cuts keep getting smaller and smaller . He loves glueing things together ,I think it's called an adiction lol.
    insanity is a state of mind if you don't mind it does not matter.

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    you don't suppose he will get as far down as to start to glue sawdust together do you?

    (One of dad's favourite saying was "You might as well as plait sawdust" indicating a likely negative result OOPS outcome. We don't have results anymore, do we?

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    Quote Originally Posted by tashammer View Post
    you don't suppose he will get as far down as to start to glue sawdust together do you?
    Sawdust? What's that? Oh, you mean the really small offcuts?
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    hey I seen a pen done with saw dust in resin it looked really hot. Nothing to chuck off there. If you can handle the fumes off the resin. Makes me sick. Not as sick as CA though.
    Toni

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    yep, right in the middle of a bunch of obsessive-compulsives. i ought to have known when i saw the pen made from bird seed.

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    Please forgive the lateness of my reply due to the fact that my budgie ate my pen...


    Yeah right.

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    G'Day Terry

    Nice pen and a good idea, also very enjoyable banter from all.

    Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by tashammer View Post
    you could make a lawn aerator with the other bullets. if you have really hard ground then use live ammo. cough.
    The ground isn't as hard as it was. We have had tank overflowing rain so the ground is nice and soft at present.
    My ammo isn't live (cough).The shells were given to me by a work collegue sans primer and anything inside them. She reloads her regular shells but not these winchester shells. It seems it is a bit of an art.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tashammer View Post
    yep, right in the middle of a bunch of obsessive-compulsives. i ought to have known when i saw the pen made from bird seed.
    What kind of bird seed? What drill bit did you use with it?
    Do you have a good source for the bird seed? Did you use CA or EEE and Shellawax?

    I can just see someone walking up to the bird cage, skew chisel in hand, eyeing the bird carefully..
    .. they stare at each other ... and then " ..... you gonna eat that? "

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    Quote Originally Posted by NewLondon88 View Post
    ...I can just see someone walking up to the bird cage, skew chisel in hand, eyeing the bird carefully..
    .. they stare at each other ... and then " ..... you gonna eat that? "

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    Hi Terry I’ am new to this turning thing whilst I have made 3 pens I can not work out the bullet end could you give instruction on how you did it? I have a few gun enthuses in my family and they would just love a bullet pen. Sorry for being a pest..

    Cheers Justin

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    justin
    http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/toniswoodnbits/
    www.thepenshop.net
    both sites have tutorials on bullets.

    cheers
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