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I made up a Mattese fountain pen dressed it in Spalted Apple wasn’t sure about this kit but am now well pleased with it and two Managers pens one in burr Elm and one in Brown Oak

Good evening Gents,Been too busy lately turning pieces for craft fairs(been selling loads).Finally found the time to post a couple I am really pleased with.A gold Leveche in English Yew,I am very pleased with the grain on this one.Two gunmetal Headwinds in Oak.I modified one to be 20mm longer...

thought id try a slimline twist pen, but with the twist in a different place...quite pleased with it..no clue what the wood is

My neighbour saw my first stained glass window pen and wanted to buy something similar for the local minister's wife, but I only had a couple of hours to make it. The tube was just glued in with CA to save time and one end blew just as I was finishing turning. Both ends were turned off and...

These are a few more of my first casting attempts and I'm so very pleased with the results.

Had this Spalted Cherry sitting around teasing me for a few years now. Far to punky to use as it was, but at last I got set up to stabilise it. I am rather pleased with the results and have plenty more to play with. And it helped me relax for 20 mins this afternoon before a busy weekend kicks off.

Just a quick hello before I start posting, and hopefully acquiring some much needed knowledge. My name is Les and I'm from Wigan, which is a large town in Lancashire. I own a Coronet CL3 which I recently upgraded to variable speed. I have made a few pens which I am quite pleased with but I am...

Hi all, yes another one from me! A leveche with stabalised double dyed burl, I asked Bammer what plateing to use and I am so pleased, it nearly got gold

Well I managed to get around to making my first Kitless pen. Every other time I started to think about it something else came up to stop me. I will be remaking another matching lid as I messed the first one up putting a hidden clip on it. I am however pleased that I have a functioning pen that...

This is one of the new (class that as trial) blanks. Pearlescent White with Silver Glitter and the Black Lines I created. A Silver Zepher Pen Lines are little on the thick side but as a first attempt I am very pleased with it :thumbs:

Made these today from one of my own Hybrid Blanks. Didn’t turn out as I expected as the “Pink” should of been a deep red :rolling: Very pleased with them though and the kits are awesome, love this kit and the colour :thumbs:

Like my birthdays etc Its my Spark Plug Pen. When it showed up I thought I had called up our forum. I am well pleased. Peter.

I just got my woodturning magazine today and I knew that "The Glade" piece of mine was going to be in there but also surprised to see another piece in the "From the forum". So I am very pleased

First time using the Epsilon kit and I am very pleased with it. Pat

Thought I'd have a go at a click pen for a change. It came out reasonably well so I'm pleased with it. George

Managed to get a bit of time in the shed this afternoon. A birch burr & unknown dark wood streamline. Am very pleased with how this came out! Pat

Had been invited to sell some of my pens through a craft shop, so I decided to make up a display(thanks to Steve Goods scroll saw patterns). Did the trick and sold all them plus four stands in a week. Very pleased. Pat

This is my first Leveche & also my first fountain pen. I love the kit & am very pleased with the end result. Pat

Slimline gold with black accent on teak, its not perfect but I am pleased with it as a first effort Cheers Ray

The transport mechanism got stuck, just could not save it. Drilled out the brass tube with a 6mm drill. Not sure if a another mechanism will fit or not. All day working on that body and I was quet pleased with it. It was a Beech and Iroko laminate out of the scrap box. Still, never mind; try...