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  1. apw43

    Another Coloured Form

    Hi Guys Another coloured form from me, this one is inspired by Gary Lowes use of iridescent paints used on his forms, it stands approx. 8.5" high x 4" diameter at its widest, c&c welcome cheers Andy
  2. clement

    Platter spalted beech

    Last turned platter from spalted beech, just fine sanded but no finish on it yet. Depends of the final use, melamine or food safe finish. Diameter is 290 mm and 50 mm high.
  3. Dalboy

    Competition piece

    As title this is for the club competition not sure now that is complete that I like it but the wife does and I am not arguing. Made from Sapele and tulip wood the coloured bit was a failed pot that I had shaped but it was too shallow to show what I wanted so it became the decorated piece on...
  4. Dalboy

    Larger grain pattern

    If you have a piece of wood with what I would call a larger grain pattern on it do you save these for larger diameter pens so you get the best out of the wood grain.
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  5. haskoson

    Amber acrylic & black Ebonite kitless

    This one was turned last week on my woodlathe. The barrel is made of a special amber acrylic, section and cap are made of german black ebonite. The fountain pen is clipless and not postable. The barrel has a blindcap to load the converter without the need to unscrew the whole barrel. It has a...
  6. P

    Beaufort clips, a revew

    Hi all! I have been searching nice clips for quite a long time. Once in a pen show in Paris where a lot of fountain pen addicts were awaited, I made a bundle of my nicest kitless models with the clips I had, all made of an embossed sheet of metal. I heard thrice the same comment : "Nice pens...
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