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  1. 09-09-2005, 8:04 AM #1
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    Getting Started on my inventory

    Actually getting a head start on my Christmas Crafting Booth inventory... Last year everything was turned the 2 weeks before... NOT THIS TIME
    These are just some Barons and Jr Gents... have 14 cigar blanks drilled and glued to do too...





    SOmething different from the outfit in England that makes alternative ivory... alternative jade.. from the only sample they sent that was big enough to make a pen out of.... I will be ordering more of this in the future.... turns and polishes beautifully.... The pictures do not do it justice... 3 views of the same pen..
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    Beautiful pens Tom.
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    Good Start on your Christmas inventory, Griz!

    Have you gotten much scroll work done as well?
    Wood is Good!
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    WOW Tom, those are sure beautiful-- look a lot better than my pens! Thanks for showing-- You inspire us to be better in what we do!
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    Great looking pens Tom! I am doing the same thing right now. I have turned about 30 pens and about 40 wine toppers. Best of luck!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kurt Aebi
    Good Start on your Christmas inventory, Griz!

    Have you gotten much scroll work done as well?
    Other than designing patterns for my site, I have not done anything related to the scroll saw since last Christmas.... LOL
    Seems this spinny thing that is near it takes up all my time lately.....
    Of course I will get a bunch of Christmas ornaments done for my booth... and if last year is any indication they will be done the week before I start my booth sales... LOL
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