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angelo49
Registered
Good looking pen
Nicely Done!
Nicely Done!
Penpal
Grand Master
Rich grain in the timber Lucy. Beaut pen indeed.
Peter.
Peter.
chas_41_uk
Registered
Looks well turned and finished Lucy. Can't beat a nice bit of Olive
Scots Bill
Registered
Very nice pen Lucy. Theme after my own heart, used to sail a bit.
Spot on Lucy
bassethound
Executive Member
Well done Lucy, a very nice pen indeed..
Looks like you've made a good job of that Lucy
wm460
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Great looking pen Lucy.
woodhacker
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a nice job well done Lucy
Lucy
Les ELm
Executive Member
Great looking timber on that one.
Is the nib end supposed to be over turned?
Les
looking timber on that one.Is the nib end supposed to be over turned?
Les
Great
Is the nib end supposed to be over turned?
Les
Yes, that is how the pen kit is made. I quite like it, something a bit different.
