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Dalboy

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Here is a quick but fun question. First of all I will not say what material it is, but I have turned it to 6" X 1".

Now would you try and make a pen from it. The next part of the question I will ask after you have worked out what it is(and yes I know):wink:
 

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Buckeye

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Same as Brian, I wouldn't make it into a pen if it is chipboard, but I have seen others done and they look okay.

Peter
 

Grump

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I think all our guesses are way off, it has to be something really outlandish all our suggestions have been done before, usually when we were starting and looking for something original but never found it.
It has to be something like stabilized horse dung or tobacco or tea sweepings from the factory floor init?
 

Smokey Bacon

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My first thoughts were chip board or cork. Then I read everyones posts and saw they thought the same.
You've turned it so far so yes try for a pen.
Is it left overs from turning set with super glue?
 
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