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Harder than I thoought to work on suck a small item, but it was a lot of fun. :D

14K Gold Cigar Pen in American Black Walnut.

LOL, Forgot the pics.

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And that is a good word of advice. I just in the last few years (during a divorce)had to throw out my first woodworking project from High School Shop, and I am 48 years old. I plan to keep it and my second try which did not come close to that degree of success. It is an El Grande, and after I watched it wobble and turning it lopsided, I discovered that I should have had an 8MM Mandrel instead of a 7mm. So, Now I have a El Grande Fountain Pen in absolutly georgous curly maple that is wop sided to use at work. [:D] By the way, I now alos have an 8MM mandrel too.
 
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Originally posted by Neillarson
<br /> So, Now I have a El Grande Fountain Pen in absolutly georgous curly maple that is wop sided to use at work. [:D] By the way, I now alos have an 8MM mandrel too.
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Nice cigar Neil, but please be careful with the 'wop' thing, there's a few Italians on site that may be offended[:eek:)][;)]

-Peter-[:)]
 
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