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One of those days!

bassethound

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How can the two bits from one bit of timber end up so different? I thought that bit of wood from a dead shrub a few years ago looks nice, :down: wrong! then to really piss me off I seem to have lost my touch of doing a six cut Celtic Knot, glad I don't try to sell pens init!:sob:


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Woody

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I think the only thing wrong with it is the thickness of your inserts I bet it would have looked a lot better if they were thinner
 

Jim

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Were put on earth to be tested Ted .. Looks like you have got away with it as this pen looks good to me, even the cross my friend .. :thumbs:
 

chas_41_uk

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Some times it can be "just one of those days"

I think the only thing wrong with it is the thickness of your inserts I bet it would have looked a lot better if they were thinner
Looking at the pen I'd agree with Woody, it just looks like the wrong thickness on the inserts

The law of sod, Ted :sob:
Oh and not forgetting the law of Murphy as well
 

paulm

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A 6'r is a special thing Ted and you've mastered it in the past and I'm sure you will again. If it was easy I'd be doing it as well :thumbs:
 
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