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my pen swap pen arrived today ...

Neil

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David,

The pen you despatched if I remember it correctly was a true piece of pen turning art. You must have been very sorry to part with it.

The pen you have received is very pleasant and I hope you enjoy it, but it isn't in the same class.
 

Grump

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I should keep my big fat gob firmly shut young David.
Nah sod it, I fink you should have kept what you sent him mate.
Still live and learn init.
Show me the person who never made a mistake and I will show you a bloody liar init?
 

Jim

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It is very nicely turned, but i know which i would have liked falling through the letter box .. :thumbs:
 

Doug

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A little strange to sign up to make something you can't make :nooidea::nooidea:

As others have said it looks a very nice pen but is hardly the effort that has gone into making yours :down:
 

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When you sign up to a swap thats it on the IAP one of Englands finest maker of pens usually goes into the lower tier of turners all kitless, and can never expect a return of equal workmanship, however in this instance in good faith and in advance of your return by a month the basic rules were not kept dissapointing yes IMHO. You have confirmed my decision not to swap pens again. Nonetheless you did receive a pen thats more than so many in the past.

Meanwhile I have had large numbers of swappees become quite good friends and your experience David is in the minority overall. to the slackers :down: to you :claps:

Kind regards Peter.:thumbs:
 

paulm

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When you get a magnificent pen after you send out something a bit ordinary, you must feel very lucky indeed. :funny::funny::funny:

or do I mean I would be extremely frustrated after what you sent to him. Send me a pen and I promise to send you a nice one in return; I've got some gorgeous pine that I could fit into a slimline. :whistling::whistling::whistling::whistling:
 

Jim

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Thanks for the comments guys. I think that, like Peter, my pen-swapping days are behind me - at least with strangers. If you'd like to win this pen I have a comp running on my Facebook page which closes Tuesday.

Very nice indeed David, and it is very nice to see your page growing, i wish you all the best for the future with it my friend .. :thumbs:
 

Penpal

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Thanks for the comments guys. I think that, like Peter, my pen-swapping days are behind me - at least with strangers. If you'd like to win this pen I have a comp running on my Facebook page which closes Tuesday.

Just nipped over to have a look in your facebook I have so many pass words and a lousy system and cant use friends facebook however I like your pens in there.

Kind regards Peter.:thumbs:
 
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