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Intresting that you are using a metal lathe. I also use a metal lathe for 90% of my pen turning. I have a wood lathe but I hardly use it at all. I am currently looking to modify a boring head to cut the ball end on the pen blanks.
 
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Penpal said:
Every day a lesson for me and cheers provided by determined makers Ed your display proves your ability and the detail in your pics is out of box magnificent.

Peter.
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Cheers :) I was a photographer before I was a turner. That's a Nikon D800E with a 24/70 lens in a proper lightbox.
 
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