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Roman Harvest in Hondurian Rosewood

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Sorry for the late commenting on your wonderful pen been a bit busy the last few days and mist it somehow anyway I think it is a glorious looking pen one I wouldn't want to part with to be honest a superb bit of wood turned and finished to perfection well done
 
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Woody said:
Sorry for the late commenting on your wonderful pen been a bit busy the last few days and mist it somehow anyway I think it is a glorious looking pen one I wouldn't want to part with to be honest a superb bit of wood turned and finished to perfection well done
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I agree, but it was intended to be a present before I started making it, and I don't want to change my decision. In the end, I like making presents!
 
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ilya said:
I agree, but it was intended to be a present before I started making it, and I don't want to change my decision. In the end, I like making presents!
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Then at the end of the day a present it has to be and how very satisfying it is give happy turning
 
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