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alamocdc

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have been hounding me to turn some "skinny" pens. It seems they don't much care for things like Barons, Jrs, Cigars, 8mm Euros and Sierras. So I threw these together. First is a Black Chrome SL with curly QS White Oak, CA, CA, CA, and CA finish. From now on it gets dipped in lacquer, or I'll just wax it.

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Next is a Black Enamel SL with Pecan (started out as spalted Pecan, but I scared the spalting away I guess), Mylands 3 Step FP. I used FP on this because I've been carrying a spalted Pecan pen that my youngest son made me for about 7 years now. He only used a Hut stick on it (long since worn off) and it looks great! Moderate sheen and looks and feels like wood. I figure this one will do the same. I love Pecan!

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Hopefully these will appease the natives for a bit.
 
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Looks great Billy! I for one PREFER wood to look and feel like wood. Nothing against CA, as it is durable and looks good, BUT....you lose all the wood qualities. I been using mostly shellac (sometimes a few coats of laquer), but I try to maintain a wood feel. Lemon oil helps bring back the shine on worn shellac, or paste wax on the buffer....
 

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I don't think they will appease them Billy; if anything, they'll have them crying for more! I like that style a lot; nice job!
 
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