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Jr Gent Holly Oak
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wm460
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Great looking pen nicely finished.
chas_41_uk
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Very nice pen Paul
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- Terry
Not bad for somebody new to penturning Paul !!! LOL 
Penpal
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See where the Tiger title comes from nice pen Paul.
Peter
Peter
Les ELm
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Nice grain and coloring in that one.
Nicely done.
Les
Nicely done.
Les
You're not so bad at this pen turning thing, are you mate? Lovely bit of wood and your usual standard in turning and finishing = spot on.
billyb_imp
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Great looking pen Paul, well turned & finished
A great piece of oak on a very well made pen, Paul.
That's a stunner Paul.. You seem to be getting the hang of this pen turning lark..
Well turned and finished, I think Peter (Buckeye) might have something to say about wiping the finger prints off the fittings before taking pictures tho..
You seem to be getting the hang of this pen turning lark..Well turned and finished
, I think Peter (Buckeye) might have something to say about wiping the finger prints off the fittings before taking pictures tho..
That's a stunner Paul..
Well turned and finished
There's no need, you have already done it, but it looks like Paul introduced a bit of blurr maybe to disguise them
Peter