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Like Ed, I tried today and whilst far from perfect, I'm happy that I did my best. Mine are made from 4 small cones so you can see the joins but I have a couple of larger cones so hopefully next time if I can pluck up the courage.

Out of my comfort zone also and I doubt if the cones can be turned with anything other than a skewbut very satisfying in the end and my other half absolutely loves it (but typically wants to wait to see if the next is better before claiming the pen - women!)

Bob

[QUOTE="Lons, post: 63289, member: 361"] Like Ed, I tried today and whilst far from perfect, I'm happy that I did my best. Mine are made from 4 small cones so you can see the joins but I have a couple of larger cones so hopefully next time if I can pluck up the courage. Out of my comfort zone also and I doubt if the cones can be turned with anything other than a skewbut very satisfying in the end and my other half absolutely loves it (but typically wants to wait to see if the next is better before claiming the pen - women!) Bob [/QUOTE]

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