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Hallelujahal

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Very nice pens wish my Purple heart turned out like that, but then again I didn't any heat to it....
yep I found that heat is quickest way to bring out the colour, a uv light can also be used...or leave it in the sun on a windowsill :thumbs: but that takes a while. Though careful in applying the heat as it can crack the wood if too much too soon.
 

howsitwork?

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yep I found that heat is quickest way to bring out the colour, a uv light can also be used...or leave it in the sun on a windowsill :thumbs: but that takes a while. Though careful in applying the heat as it can crack the wood if too much too soon.
that’s @ great tip thanks !

My favourite is second from right , like the streamlined flow top to base of that one best
 
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