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alan morrison
Fellow
Straight as a die Mark
What kit is that?
Alan
What kit is that?
Alan
angelo49
Registered
Smells good.......... Looks Good 
Penpal
Grand Master
In the old times Gold Slimlines I chose were upgrade gold which meant the parts were suspended on a branch like device to be plated. So many reasons given now to denote superior.
Two things Mark Slim and Story to go with it. Recently a mate supplier of timber said to me glad you make slimlines I have hundreds of blanks that are ideal for you most people want fat blanks. Judging by the waste produced a lot is waste anyway in the turning process.
I like the different thoughts on shape and size you put into everything.Theey must seem dirt cheap compared with the special blanks you also use and cartridge pens. I look forward to your pens.The very word commission says its on its way for a customer,good for you.
Peter.
Two things Mark Slim and Story to go with it. Recently a mate supplier of timber said to me glad you make slimlines I have hundreds of blanks that are ideal for you most people want fat blanks. Judging by the waste produced a lot is waste anyway in the turning process.
I like the different thoughts on shape and size you put into everything.Theey must seem dirt cheap compared with the special blanks you also use and cartridge pens. I look forward to your pens.The very word commission says its on its way for a customer,good for you.
Peter.
Cumbrian Craig
Fellow
Very nice Mark classy little number.
classy little number.
Les ELm
Executive Member
Nicely turned and finished.
Les
turned and finished.Les