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Dragon pen african black wood

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Antpens

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Lighting doesn't show the gain well :(

African Blackwood was very strange to turn, very fibrous

Anyway here you go

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Cumbrian Craig said:
Your photos, don’t do you any justice. It looks like a well turned pen. I fancy using that kit myself.

Regards

Craig
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I'll take another one when I have daylight. Its a nice kit but the bushings are really difficult to use. Prehaps I'm inexperienced but using my skew all the way to the bushings level still left me a fraction off.

The kit design its self is a bit... Naff almost, pewter like.

How ever it was fun to turn
 
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