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A bit of segmenting

TVS

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Made up a block of different woods then cut it up glued it back but in reverse then cut it up into pen blanks good funIMG_0395.jpeg
 

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Tom.1946

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Absolutely gobsmacked I wouldn't even have a clue on how to start something like that. I can't even figure out how to do a Celtic knot or anything else.......:envy:
 
TVS

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To be honest they are dead easy to make glue up a 6ā€ square of different colour woods and plastic inserts once dry cut of two opposite corners turn them over and glue them back with plastics or wood in between a bit like the dodgy sketch lol once dry cut yout pen blanks at an angle of your choice you should get about 6 blanks have fun
 

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