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Kimberly beef wood
pittswood
Fellow
Very unusual but striking wood, Peter. Always liked how you can take a simple slimline pen kit and make it your own, by design and class of dressing to the kit. Well done mate on another lovely pen.
Kelvin
Kelvin
Tiny James
Full Member
Peter
What a lovely pen and as always you are very consistent with all your pens top shelve my friend
James
What a lovely pen and as always you are very consistent with all your pens top shelve my friend
James
Geoff Kent
Graduate Member
Lovely piece of timber,shows what can be done with a slimline.
Peter
Another top job. I love the fact that your own distinctive style means I can always tell a pen that has been made by you, which is a real compliment when you consider how many are made. Really high quality work with crisp lines and finish. And your timber choice is always spot on.
Cheers
Ash
Another top job. I love the fact that your own distinctive style means I can always tell a pen that has been made by you, which is a real compliment when you consider how many are made. Really high quality work with crisp lines and finish. And your timber choice is always spot on.
Cheers
Ash
wm460
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A Very pretty pen Peter.
DJB Penmaker
Full Member
I'm always impressed with your take on a slimline. Takes it out of ordinary category.
Very unusual looking wood that.
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Very unusual looking wood that.
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