A Chrome Workshop Pencil with a home grown acrylic blank. Unfortunately I started to assemble it without the spring and had to take it apart and didn't notice I hadn't lined up the two hex nuts.
Peter
Peter
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- Terry
Nice looking pencil Peter. Shame about the hex nuts but you will be the only person who will notice it !!!
Walter
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Nice looking pen. Two spanners will soon sort out your misaligned nuts. 
wm460
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Very nice pencil Peter shame about hexs not being aligned..
shame about hexs not being aligned..
Penpal
Grand Master
Strange I am sure looking at the picture I can not see the hex on the end and the middle together. I am a person who tries to match just put that aside as Joe Blo would and loved the pencil.
Peter.
Peter.
Well, I wouldn't have noticed the hex wasn't matched if you hadn't have said.
Superb looking pencil Peter. Don't knock yourself up about it as I don't believe its even worth noting as the finish, shape and picture is superb.
Superb looking pencil Peter. Don't knock yourself up about it as I don't believe its even worth noting as the finish, shape and picture is superb.
Les ELm
Executive Member
Well done.
Les
done.Les