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Hello from my shed

PensFromNo11

PensFromNo11

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Jun 6, 2023
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97
Location
Buckinghamshire
First Name
Darren
Hi All,
I used to see pen turning as the gateway to the general turning side of the hobby where you take a lump of tree and turn it into a bowl, vase, candlestick or whatever, I wasn't aware pen turning could be so skilled and addictive.
It took me several years to have a go a kit pen, but I'm now well into modding kits and about to go kittless.

Darren
 
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howsitwork?

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Sep 18, 2019
Posts
588
Location
north york (gods own county)
First Name
Ian
Darren

Welcome and enjoy the diversion. Be warned though it’s a long, expensive and addictive path to satisfaction / frustration , your choice of phrase 😉😜

Your shear scraping technique from bowl turning can be very, very useful delicately applied to pens
 
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