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Some of my turned pens over the Holiday period.
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alpha1
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The Pratchet blank is awful I have had nothing but problems with Pratchet pen kits. I think they are cursed. Its the only pen kit I would never buy again.
The sparkly pen blanks are from Paul at Pen Blanks and moulds. I use his blanks all the time they are spot on and his service is second to none.
Two of the blanks were cast by my Son and Annette.
The sparkly pen blanks are from Paul at Pen Blanks and moulds. I use his blanks all the time they are spot on and his service is second to none.
Two of the blanks were cast by my Son and Annette.
alpha1
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My Wife is now the official group photographer.
A great collection, well done.... I have never done a Pratchet pen, I just never liked them from the outset, personal preference I suppose..... I have had a few of Paul's blanks and agree, they do turn well....
You may get a few tips on your photos, but the easiest is just to use a plain white background, I use a piece of a3 paper...
You may get a few tips on your photos, but the easiest is just to use a plain white background, I use a piece of a3 paper...
howsitwork?
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I do like pen 7 the best of all that selection Dave.
Never tried that kit though
Never tried that kit though