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my first picture upload
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Goulss
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Everything has a market, trick is finding it
Look like decently turned pens
Look like decently turned pens
I must thank Paul for contacting me and talking me through my problem.
Now I need a course and programme on editing photos.
Sorry for being a pain.
Graham
Full Member
They look pretty good to me
They were from Timberbits, I got 5 to see what they were like.
For windoze 7 as I said earlier Paint has come a long way and will do all that is required.
I use a program called Gimp and Paul mentioned one the other day which I have used at work called photopad, he may put a link up or search the forums for where he mentioned it and you may find one.
There is a learning curve for all and any software you choose to use but the results are well worth the effort as good pics are always appreciated.
I use a program called Gimp and Paul mentioned one the other day which I have used at work called photopad, he may put a link up or search the forums for where he mentioned it and you may find one.
There is a learning curve for all and any software you choose to use but the results are well worth the effort as good pics are always appreciated.
Are you not feeling yourself, it wasn't that long ago you were bolloc*ing someone for the lousy pictures they put up
Peter
bassethound
Executive Member
Are you not feeling yourself, it wasn't that long ago you were bolloc*ing someone for the lousy pictures they put up
Peter
Couldn't have been me, My pics are wonderful!
Are you not feeling yourself, it wasn't that long ago you were bolloc*ing someone for the lousy pictures they put up
Peter
I am making encouraging noises to get him to post more pics and try to help the guy init?
I only bow lock when I know they can do so much butter and they insult my eyes with crap.
chas_41_uk
Registered
The turning looks fine
Not keen on the kits though. But as already stated every kit has it's market
Not keen on the kits though. But as already stated every kit has it's market
Excellent starter for pens, however I would not sell the, I give them away as tasters to family and friends.
They are your best critics, and if one causes problems they will tell you and it won't hurt your custom, simple..
They are your best critics, and if one causes problems they will tell you and it won't hurt your custom, simple..
Agree with all that's been said, perfect for practice but maybe not for making any money!
Yep, as our good friend Silver says, first ones as freebies to friends and family for testing, works a treat....
Hello. I think because you have used the same wood one is drawn to the colour of the nibs. Since the nibs are primary colors they seem too corporate and dare I say mass market. I would have thought that the appeal in buying a hand turned pen is the uniqueness. Thus I fear this style with the nib colours reminds me of bic set. Red, black blue etc. it could just be the affect of them photod together of course. On closer inspection each pen has a unique style, but agin the primary colour draws the eye and the woods merge. So market them individually. Ps just an opinion on the kit and not the turner.