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Empress in Thuya

paulm

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My first Empress. I blew 2 tops before finally finishing it.
 

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Wow that is one fantastic pen Paul well worth the extra effort well done one of the best empress pens I have seen
 

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Thanks all for the great comments... Bob, why don't you make the?
 

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Hi, Paul,

The Empress is a big, nice-looking pen, as are others similar in style, but they are not fitted with a thread to put the cap in place when in use. This means that the pen can roll onto the floor if left on a table, etc., or you could lose the cap. I would not buy one myself because of this, so wouldn't find any enthusiasm making and selling them. Probably an Age Thing, matey! Despite my comments I still like the look of 'em, and yours is no exception!

Bob.
 

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A real beauty Paul, you must be proud of that one ! ..all my Empresses are earmarked for wedding pens, the first one finished tomorrow...hopefully:pray:
 

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Very nice indeed Paul, i agree that the wood is certainly a good choice to go with this pen, great finish to ... :thumbs:
 

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Very nice indeed Paul, i agree that the wood is certainly a good choice to go with this pen, great finish to ... :thumbs:

Thanks Jim. I would have made it a while ago but yet again its another drill size needed so I had to order one. It came this morning and couldn't wait to knock one up.
 
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