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    Default Phoenix and Buckeye

    I wasn't going to post these pictures as I was trying out my baby light tent and backgrounds are horrible , in spite of that I think the pen comes out OK ,just arrived yesterday so of course I had to see one finished lol. This is a heavy pen about 54 grams ,compared to 34 for a standard sierra ,the barrell is about 10mm longer as well ,shows off a lot of wood or whatever it's dressed in .Mind you my wifes truestone majestic squire weighs 54 grams as well ,which surprised me when I checked . The buckeye is stabilised and finished lightly with CA and normal finishing . cheers ~ John
    ( I might try for a simple daylight shot tomorrow )
    G'day all !Enjoy your stay !!!

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    Thats an interesting looking pen John, it looks like a quality bit of gear. I havent seen that one before. More variety is a good thing.
    Is it a finial twist ?

    I think the background colours are a bit overpowering, for me a more neutral white or grey would let the pen do the talking.
    But thats just me, others will have different thoughts.

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    john, they are the new one out of Woodturningz aren't they? How does it feel in the hand, I would guess the curve is sculpted to fit the thumb and fore finger. You can't beat Buckeye for a timber. Fit and finish is clean and smooth. Definately rishing from the ashes

    Cheers
    Darren

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    Yep background not good It is the new kit from Woodturningz and is quite substantial, the nib section unscrews at centre band ,and the advantage here is you could make a custom centre band to match the body as a "Mod" definately an "upmarket"sierra style
    Cheers ~ John
    G'day all !Enjoy your stay !!!

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    Thanks for that last pic John.
    That kit looks promising, might have to try and get a couple and see how they go.

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    Different, and I think it will be a pesonal choice for the user--ie the weight of it. Great work John, Amos
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    Interesting Kit John and you have done a first rate job with it!!

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    Great looking pen John

    Cheers Bob

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    Pen looks great John.
    Reality is no background music.
    Cheers John

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    Nice work John, this is my first look at one of those. You can't go past BE

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