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  1. 14th September 2012, 10:47 PM #1
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    Default Some workshop Pencils and inlays

    Run out of these so did some today for the weekend , My favourite is the first one ( a wormy apple) wood ended up with one filled hole showing brass after it was finished ,not worth more time on the prices I get . one in bloodwood zebrawood and acrylic . A winelovers inlay and a violin inlay
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  3. 14th September 2012, 11:18 PM #2
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    Top stuff John the inlays look great
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    Good stuphph John!!

    Better wormy apple wood than a wormy apple.
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    Nice collection of pens and pencil
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    Hi John
    Wot pencil kit are you using?
    Beautiful set of turnings there
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    It's only a foot long, but I don't use it as a rule
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    Quote Originally Posted by L R P View Post
    Hi John
    Wot pencil kit are you using?
    Beautiful set of turnings there
    Cheers
    Lindsay ,these are the common pencil kits around the place ,I don't like the hex joiner bit in the middle of the pen so I use a bit of brass tube to join the two halves and that allows a longer piece of timber or acrylic to show off hehe, cheers ~ John
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    Nice collection of pencils and pens John.
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    Nice work john I like the way you done the workshop pens they look great.

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