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I have been turning wood for fourteen odd years and recently tried turning pens and enjoyed the experience as they are now an addition to my sales outlet.
I sold four in the first month and another five in the following months.
A customer was very happy with the "Bump" just above the ball point as it prevented her fingers sliding too far on the highly polished end.
I currently have six for sale in the craft shop which now gives me time to turn other items to stock.

[QUOTE="Freddyboy, post: 370573, member: 3826"] I have been turning wood for fourteen odd years and recently tried turning pens and enjoyed the experience as they are now an addition to my sales outlet. I sold four in the first month and another five in the following months. A customer was very happy with the "Bump" just above the ball point as it prevented her fingers sliding too far on the highly polished end. I currently have six for sale in the craft shop which now gives me time to turn other items to stock. [/QUOTE]

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