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Hi guys, As a newbie I have had a look through quite a few posts, I am trying to find out from the wealth of experience here, who you consider to be good suppliers, I know it’s not about the cheapest as I’m a firm believer in you get what you pay for. Who supplies good kits at reasonable and...

Be kind to me I’m a newbie lolol.....seriously 2 things I realise first....I needed a cleaner workshop and second don’t undercut doh!.......please any feedback is good.

It’s good to be here but please be prepared for a million questions from me lol.

I have two bags full of slimline centre bands left over from when I make bullet pens any good to anyone all I want is the cost of posting them

Good evening lovely people, I have been invited to this friendly page sometime ago by very good friends indeed, who I made through Facebook Pen turning group few years back. Although I am not a turner but a pen maker, this hurricane has taken me through a massive learning curve and I am keen to...

I asked my Mrs to sexually pleasure me with her keyring but she keeps fobbing me off. A woman asked me for sex today. Unfortunately I had to disappoint her.....we had sex. I attended a positive thinking course. It was sh*t. Apparently there was a documentary on TV last night about the...

hi Need help with a with a chuck problem i have:sob: my lathe head stocks thread is 24x1mm and the 3'' chuck i got of a friend for a very good price is 1'' 8tpi i also have the 3/4 adapter to fit. i have spent 2 days searching google and clicking on a good few hundred sites and still no...

It’s been a good weekend for practicing pens... Kevin:banana:

Browsing through some of last years Canada photos and this one reminded me just how desperately I wanted this big bad boy. Was a good 3 ft across on what I think was a maple.

Two slimline pens dressed in English Oak from the roof of Durham Cathedral donated by my good friend Andrew Hall. Melamine finish.

Just realized I am getting involved again so instead of waiting for Monday to finish with forums I am going tonight. Thank you for your kind comments. Some have contacting me to find out what's been going on, sorry but I have had enough. Good By Glen

My first pen. The first one I have posted pictures of anyway. It turned out OK its not perfect but it was a good learning curve..

Is this extractor any good is it a good buy www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Record-Power-AC400-Two-Stage-Air-Filter-with-Remote-3-Speeds-and-Time-Delay/1629470044

After making a few Acrylic pens and having lots of little bits left over from trimming the ends, I decided to sand them down and glue them all together... The end result: After showing the wife of my little creation, (she is Quality Control) she had a good look, said thank you and walked off...

Has anyone used one of THESE as I have just brought one in mint condition for £15. I have some oter uses for it but just wondered how good it is for pen blanks

As title says does anyone have the assembly instructions for these kits? Have emailed TM but if anyone can help that would be good Thanks in advance.

Spent a nice hour catching up with Eamonn yesterday (@Silver on here), one of the good guys - there's plenty of them on here! Came away with a few of his lovely pen boxes, I'll post pictures in a bit. Thanks for the tea, good company and laser engraving mate!

Afternoon all, Well here's the thing. In October 17 my friendly tree chap drop off this huge example of a eucalyptus tree - the Tasmanian Cider Gum tree is one of the few that grow well in the UK. The big bits must be about 3 foot in diameter. I rough turned about 40 bowls, vases, platters and...

I have been told I am making a pair of pens for a wedding present?! My question is what pens would be good as a his n hers set? Any suggestions welcome, thanks in advance.

Good morning, I'd like to let you know of an international charity event I am organising which is quickly growing in popularity on Facebook and Twitter. Entitled 'A Turn for the Good' I have teamed up with a friend in the US to organise woodturners from around the globe to turn a piece for...