TonyMilner
Full Member
TM Zita kit, Zebrano wood finished with Yorkshire Grit - guess what I'm giving out as Xmas presents this year!
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alan morrison
Fellow
Good job, Tony.
If I can make a comment, I would position the knot either in the middle of the barrel or a bit nearer to the finial.
Just my preference.
If I can make a comment, I would position the knot either in the middle of the barrel or a bit nearer to the finial.
Just my preference.
TonyMilner
Full Member
alan morrison
Fellow
Tony, getting old just sucks.
At least you have an absorbing hobby and, especially if you are doing more segmenting, it will keep both brain and body active.
I find that most of my workshop time is spent designing and making up pen barrels, most of which never see a pen kit.
They get turned off and I start again until I'm happy with the result.
At least you have an absorbing hobby and, especially if you are doing more segmenting, it will keep both brain and body active.
I find that most of my workshop time is spent designing and making up pen barrels, most of which never see a pen kit.
They get turned off and I start again until I'm happy with the result.
Another lovely pen Tony.
Turning is good occupational therapy with nice feeling of satisfaction when you’ve conveyed something. It’s done me good since my sight loss. Keep it going.
Turning is good occupational therapy with nice feeling of satisfaction when you’ve conveyed something. It’s done me good since my sight loss. Keep it going.