alpha1
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Black Omega Calligraphy pen.
angelo49
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Nicely Done!!
Looks like an excellent finish on that pen!!
Looks like an excellent finish on that pen!!
Penpal
Grand Master
Now I see for the first time just what you were aiming for,you succeeded Dave,should please the person alright.
Peter.
Peter.
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Great looking pen Dave.
Les ELm
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Nicely done.
Les
done.Les
martin.pearson
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Looks good to me & others have said it looks good so what is it about it you aren't satisfied with? Hopefully I will be able to learn from your reply.
alpha1
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If you could see the pen up close there are some very very small dull patches. I have been told its because the blank gets to hot while sanding and polishing. They are really really small but I know they are there. I will probaly keep it my self and have a go at making another one using a different blank or may be ebonite.