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Dayacom Jr. Gent 2 in London Plane

Buckeye

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At long last this Pen is finished, it has been a bit of a saga. Eamonn Kindly sent me this so long ago that I have forgotten when. I have had the tubes on the lathe 3 or 4 times and twice I couldn't find the kit to measure the fitting, my wife having tidied it away. I have sanded through the CA finish down to the wood twice and I am so pleased that I have finished it. The wood is London Plane which is also from Eamonn and it's the only piece I have ever had so I chose that for this pen, although he did send me so many other blanks. Thank you Eamonn and I am really sorry that it has taken so long to come up with the finished pen.

I included the 2nd photo to show the CA finish is done properly:wink:

Peter

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That I really like Peter lovely balance and a great finish :thumbs:

Got my lathe now need some word and bits!

Cheers
Andy
 

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Thats a lovely chunky kit and a great piece of wood. The finishing is very nice too
 

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Now that actually looks like a Jnr Gent should do.
Lovely job on that Peter well done, worth the wait i think.
Coincidentally I have one of Eamonn's blanks on the lathe at the moment.
 

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:ciggrin: That looks the dogs danglies Peter, up to your usual high standard as well..:thumbs: and you have done it proud..

It would be nice to see a comparison with the TB Gent to see what you think of it.
 

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:ciggrin: That looks the dogs danglies Peter, up to your usual high standard as well..:thumbs: and you have done it proud..

It would be nice to see a comparison with the TB Gent to see what you think of it.

Thank you Eamonn you are too kind. I have got one ready to upload as well as a Jr. Gent 1, but I am just prepping dinner so as soon as I can I will upload them.

Peter
 

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It is a nice looking pen but on the last pic it shows a chip out
nib end of the bottom barrel sorry if you didnt see it but a lovely
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It is a nice looking pen but on the last pic it shows a chip out
nib end of the bottom barrel sorry if you didnt see it but a lovely
job .

No, there is no chip out. You can see from the first two photos the same area that you think the chip out is in.

Thanks.

Peter
 
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