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  1. alan morrison

    East Indian Rosewood

    Omega FP dressed with East Indian Rosewood.
  2. 21William

    Indian Pen Maker

    Ranga pen. The Making of a Traditional Handmade Indian Ebonite pen. - YouTube
  3. T

    Indian pen makers

    Came across this thought it might be of interest How India'''s artisanal fountain pens are making their mark - BBC News
    • Themackay
    • Thread
    • indian interest makers pen thought
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: Off Topic
  4. Graham_C

    Pair of Mistrals in Indian Rosewood

    So the Indian Rosewood theme continues - these were going to be in Conway Stewart Classic Green until they saw the Rosewood:love_it: Matching fountain pen and ballpoint dressed in Rosewood with matching accents. It's the first time I've made the accents, and I can say it is really satisfying to...
  5. Graham_C

    Sirocco in Indian Rosewood

    Gunmetal/Chrome Sirocco dressed in Indian Rosewood. No finish applied, just buffed with soft cloth to a natural sheen. I was pleasantly surprised at how well the combination works.
  6. Chriscb

    A couple of Epsilons

    Morning chaps, Bought the blanks from Dave Hilton, the pens had only been made for barely 24 hours before they sold! The Indian rosewood looks better in real life, the photographs were a rush job taken outside! But the olive is stunning! Comments please. Thanks, Chriscb
  7. B

    Nature of the wood or my technique?

    Hi again, I have just turned and part way through finishing a blank for a bolt action tec pen. I am noticing very dark dots or streaks in the wood (very strong in the pictures below). This one is using some Indian Babul wood. Is this just a property of the wood, is it a poor quality...
    • busby42
    • Thread
    • 18076 babul indian mdn property technique wood
    • Replies: 23
    • Forum: Turning Pens
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