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ssajn

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My mailman is retiring. He tells me I'm the reason he now has a bad back due to the boxes of pen supplies he keeps delivering. :eek:

So I decided to make him a pen with some of the stuff he's delivered.

This is my first attempt at making a stamp blank. The stamps are from packages he delivered over the past few months. Since I don't cast, (yet but give me time). I fixed the stamps to the tube and started building up coats of CA. How many coats? All I can say is lots, I lost count.

The kits is a Le Roi from Smitty.

Hope he likes is and that his back gets better. :biggrin:
 

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scotian12

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Dave ...Thank you very much for the idea. My mail parcel carrier , Janet, is off with a bad back and I think this would be a great gift. I will also remember my three postal workers who handle my heavy parcels too for Christmas presents.
Regards Darrell Eisner
 

MarkD

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Great idea and great pen! I'm sure he will be grateful... for the pen not for your packages!
 

tbroye

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Nice pen. He will appriciate it. Love the way you solved the problem on how to make it with out casting. I will use that for a future project involving a Mail delivery person.
 

Rick_G

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He will love it. Sounds like a lot of work building that up with CA. I did that for the women working in our small town PO. They go out of their way to help whenever I go in so it only seemed right.
 
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