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well the pen .7mm bore slim pen with zebra wood. sanded to 1000 grit and use friction-polish...i have wanted to turn a pen for the WIFE for a long time and done it today. it turn out ok for my first one. i learn alot today on the pens stuff and i will get better.thanks for looking .
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Brian,
Nice first pen! The LOYL will love it!
Ken
So much to learn, so little time.....
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That is a great first pen and the LOYL will love it.
Bernie
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so here i am posting my first message, i think. i have been reviewing things on this site for years. your pen is a wonderful first step. if you are like me, you only hope to create things people you know now will appreciate. if you and i are lucky, people we will never know will appreciate them. well done!!
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Very nice pen, Brian
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Very nice pen...now you will join us in the group of people who can't stop making them...
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Good looking pen Brian! Looking forward to seeing what kind of wood you use on the next one!
Eric - Welcome to the Creek! When you get the time - post some of your work!
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Great first pen... Careful, they can be habit forming.
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Brian, see, here is where doing all those call strikers has gotten you!!
Nice job!!
Eric, good to have you posting. Lurking is good, posting is better, and posting pics of turnings is the ultimate!!
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You probably are hearing a slight roar in your ears about now. That's the sound of the turning vortex. You might want to watch your self because if you get too close your caught up in it and you don't get away.
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