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I thought I should actually turn a pen since I agreed to be a part of LJ's pen swap. You guys seemed to have a lot of fun with the last swap. I sanded through 600 grit and then polished with BMW New Auto Glaze. European satin gold kit.
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TedM
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posted 144 days ago
LOL! Just came in to post the couple of pens that I just did and seen this. Wow! I have made pens from Tigerwood before but they never looked like this! Wow! again.
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Scott Bryan
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posted 144 days ago
Trifern,
This should be a piece of cake for an experienced turner like yourself. :) This is a nice pen and congratulations on adding a new phase of turning. (as if you really needed any more incentive to spend time at the lathe).
Well done and keep on having fun.
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Grant Davis
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posted 143 days ago
Sweet looking pens Trifern
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jockmike2
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posted 143 days ago
Thats pretty cool Trifern, widening your horizens huh? Great idea. Beautiful pen. mike
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Woodhacker
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posted 142 days ago
Joe, that’s a beautiful pen. I love the wood & grain!
Oh and that’s one of the best backgrounds that I’ve seen for a picture too!
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jeanmarc
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posted 72 days ago
a beautiful pen
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