Agree with Eamonn better to enjoy making the pen than turning into an automaton in a factory environment with all the drudgery that entails. I still have not mastered the Skew it is an art that eludes me but I did almost get it right the other day and the wood looked nice and shiny and hardly needed sanding so I can see the benefit just need to find a repeatable technique and more than likely use a little more finesse.
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How long does it take you to turn a pen?
- Thread starter LittleMissCreative
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