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I'm working through some large inlay blank orders, which means I have a lot of time while the mill is running.  One of the the things I got to was something I'd been meaning to do for a while.  My daughter is four and just starting to take an interest in writing (and loves drawing) so I wanted to make her a robust writing instrument. I decided on the workshop/sketch pencil because if it can survive a workshop environment it should cope better with a four-year-old (time will tell if I got that right).


Not paying too much attention, I grabbed a rippled ash blank that Doug sent me recently.  Sorry Doug, but it didn't look like much as a blank.  But in the finished pen - WOW WOW WOW!!!


:love_it::love_it::love_it:


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So if you have any more of those blanks lying around Doug, you know where to send them!  :kiss::kiss:


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