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Other Colours in Circuit Boards

Penpal

Penpal

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Purple ,Green,Black tone Printed circuit board choices.

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Bammer

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Like the look of them, great turning.

Did you cast them yourself Peter, looks like that purple one let some resin into the Tube
 
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Very nice.....I have done a few too, black and orange are my most popular colours:thumbs::thumbs:
 
Penpal

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Bammer said:
Like the look of them, great turning.

Did you cast them yourself Peter, looks like that purple one let some resin into the Tube
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No. I purchased all of mine from GW in Queensland. Impossible to judge before turning,they look full of bubbles etc all of these turn out.I put them separately to show additional colours,there are many. These are sold from China to the USA or direct wholesaled by GW in Australia and onsold retail to people like me. GW were also pioneers well before Phil achieving particular pen kits etc on special deals. Another pioneer was Timberbits.com who was most likely among the very first to do this..I prefer and will always use timber,I have accumulated lots of plastic and not wanting to cast for myself.

Peter.
 
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