angelo49
Registered
Took some tips from Woody's videos.
Not nearly as many segments. Walnut and Poplar
because I have a lot of it.
Not nearly as many segments. Walnut and Poplar
because I have a lot of it.
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- Terry
Great looking pen Angelo !!!
Les ELm
Executive Member
Nicely done.
Like the satin finish.
Les
Like the satin finish.
Les
Wow! I like that. The segmenting & finish are superb.
pittswood
Fellow
10 out of 10 for that piece Angelo. Great bit of segmenting.
Kelvin
Kelvin
bassethound
Executive Member
Nice one Angelo, lovely work mate..
wm460
Grand Master
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Great looking pen Angelo.
I really like that Angelo.. Spot on.
Glad the old groat has inspired you, he does it to me every single day but don't have enough time in me day to even try to emulate him..
Glad the old groat has inspired you, he does it to me every single day but don't have enough time in me day to even try to emulate him..
Penpal
Grand Master
And Woody will Angelo he loves a challenge, the phase of pens by a thousand cuts is well advanced and your pen is a ripper.
Peter.
Peter.