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Resin and cones Jnr. Gent

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Here is another home made cones in resin pen this time on a Chrome Jnr. Gent

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There are good pens....then there are GOOD pens thats neither....thats special....i love that:drool::drool:
 
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Terry Q said:
Very appealing. Are those bits and pieces of pine cone or small whole cones?
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The circular bits in photo 4 are cross sections of the cones, I had placed them mostly one way apart from about 6 cones, but when I took the block out of the mould I couldn't tell which way the cones were facing and I had a 50/50 chance (next time I will mark it) so most of the cones are cross cut, but I think it worked out okay.

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