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kludge77

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Cranked out a few slimlines this weekend, to add to the case. Nothing special but they came out nice.

Turned 5 keepers and one reject

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Blackwood/Redheart
Ziricote
Marblewood
Claro Walnut (reject. I flipped the top barrel and had the grain all wonky)
Jatoba
Jatoba/Blackwood

C&C welcome. Shot with a crappy camera phone.
 
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renowb

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Pretty darn cool! I like the Blackheart/Redheart, but they are all nice.
 

ed4copies

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Hey Peter!!!

Nice group of pens. Now, dump the centerband and make your own from a contrasting wood. Especially for the pens that have the neat two-tone tops!!

Then you can make the profile more flowing, without having to transition back to the smaller center---you'll like the look!!!
 

kludge77

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Nice! but dang.. I was hoping the link to Reject would show what you considered a reject :)

Nothing horrible. Just not a good looking pen. I flipped the barrel and accidentally had the grain running the wrong way.

Since I'm only in the pen about $4 or so. I'd rather give it away in hopes of drumming up business than hassle with dis-assembly and fixing it.
 

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Peter from one Peter to another I am partly in agreement with Ed however I tend to use a centre band from the Streamline available cheaply separately that allows a fatter pen that will suit your quality timbers. Disregarding the traditional centre band idea can jolt a large number of people who after all are the buyers. Looking at pricing from the making selling angles there is so much only in this market.

Having said that I made Slims in the waisted shape as yours presented here for 15 yrs with enormous acceptance. I like your pens anyway they are well made with differences other styles add to the arsenal.

Regards Peter.
 

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nice work, sadly your "crappy camera phone" takes better pictures than my brand new sony camera, hence the reason i have no pics :(
 

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nice work, sadly your "crappy camera phone" takes better pictures than my brand new sony camera, hence the reason i have no pics :(


I hate to speak heresy and, at the risk of losing my spot at the "Man=table", try reading the manual with your Sony.:eek::eek::eek:

I was astonished at the features---and the manual made it sound so simple even I COULD do it!!

(When you post pictures, just say you "figured it out"--sounds a lot better than "read the manual")
 

Fat Boy

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nice work, sadly your "crappy camera phone" takes better pictures than my brand new sony camera, hence the reason i have no pics :(


I hate to speak heresy and, at the risk of losing my spot at the "Man=table", try reading the manual with your Sony.:eek::eek::eek:

I was astonished at the features---and the manual made it sound so simple even I COULD do it!!

(When you post pictures, just say you "figured it out"--sounds a lot better than "read the manual")



wow them's fightin' words when you tell a guy to read the directions! it says easy shot so i bought it! i will try to "figure it out" tonight :biggrin:
 
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