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Melted scrap slimline!

Buckeye

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Another great one, Ted:thumbs:

Peter
 
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You sure make these pens look easy Ted .. Another nice one my friend .. :thumbs:
 
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Ted the Scrap Metal Dealer...You sure are putting all that scrap to good use Ted ..another cracker is born :thumbs:
 
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Like the relief provided by the centreband , tip and clip ted. Using a biro for a pen and metal did you use brass sleeves?. This style allows for thicker walls and for greater strength than a fountain pen would I guess.

I admire where you are at melting and making with the Aluminium.

Peter.
 
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