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Don't try to speed up, it will come naturally the more pens you turn, you can batch process almost everything and that will help you to be more efficient.

I use a skew mostly, depending on the design of the blank. Sharp tools will make all the difference, do you have a way to sharpen your tools?

Peter

[QUOTE="Buckeye, post: 245077, member: 294"] Don't try to speed up, it will come naturally the more pens you turn, you can batch process almost everything and that will help you to be more efficient. I use a skew mostly, depending on the design of the blank. Sharp tools will make all the difference, do you have a way to sharpen your tools? Peter [/QUOTE]

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