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A straight slim just so you know I can still make one.:funny: It is dressed in tree wood & is finished in melamine & microcrystalline wax. I must say I much prefer my Marilyn Monroe pens to this Olive Oyle pen.:ciggrin:

This is Karelian birch, dyed of course. Couldn't decide on the section so made both ... Which do you prefer, Wood or Sempletica resin

I sent a friend in Brisbane a package of Brown Mallee Burl.This pen was made by Stephen Just, it is bespoke to the nib,a superior no 6 that I prefer. It is neat to make friends with such skills. Kind regards Peter.

I want to have a go at turning a stabilised burr blank and would appreciate any advice on finishing. I would prefer not to use CA. Thanks

Only turned this blank as it was a gift. Much prefer turning timber.

Here’s a converted pencil to pen. Didn’t like the pencils so now I’ve gathered a few spares put this together this afternoon. Much prefer it and it’s really smooth. Thoughts welcome...

Hello, all. Though I am not really too particular about whoever it is that might be able to help me, I think this is really a request to those of you living in Scotland. I am getting ready to start a themed custom fountain pen, and I would like to work with wood that is native to Scotland, and...

Hi all as per the title....I was asked for a fountain pen in Horse chestnut.....I prefer it with the gun metal finish....

True 7mm click pen thanks to PROKRAFT for coming up with this pen. I recommend it. I much prefer it than the twist pen although a little more expensive. Glen:face:

Well it was a game of two halves so here is the second....i have to say i prefer the chrome more....but i love the blanks, just wish they wern't so costly

Hi made this t light holder and after doing the pyro work, my plan was to use my newly acquired airbrush to colour the leaves. My wife said she would prefer it if I didn't colour it. But I went ahead and did it anyway. Who was right? :thinks:

Now I'm squaring off my blanks properly, turning these has become much easier. I did the slighter fatter one to see how 'meaty' I could make it and still have it useable. I think I prefer the slimmer one, but I'm not sure.. :thinks: Adie

I have been thinking of making better looking 7mm pens for some time. But how to make them nicer? Or at least more controlled? I thought that getting rid of most of the parts - or to make them instead of using the metal stuff - was a good way to go. Let's start from the beginning. Of course...