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Walnut and beach slimline stylus

paulm

paulm

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A very nice pen indeed David with a perfect celtic knot. I'm not a fan of the stylus on a slimline because it makes them look very long but its very functional. :thumbs:
 
Woody

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Nice one David love the Celtic knot a perfect bit of laminating well done mate
 
Jim

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Well done David, not easy to keep the cross symmetrical when you make a slimline, you made a good job of this my friend .. :thumbs:
 
Penpal

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Neat slim and very useful with the tip length is an advantage you will have to keep a sharp eye on that one at work mate.

Peter.:thumbs::thumbs::thumbs:
 
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