Bryguy
Member
My first cigar, Kingwood
Wenge wood modified slimline
Modified slimline Kingwood, Maple center ring and Chakte viga.
Tell me what you think.
Finally brave enough to show some pens
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My first cigar, Kingwood
Wenge wood modified slimline
Modified slimline Kingwood, Maple center ring and Chakte viga.
Tell me what you think.
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Ambidex
Member
Very nice pens Bryan. Where are you at in NH? Was from Bristol myself originally...and welcome from NW Ohio!
Bob Wemm
Member
Don't be afraid, they are great looking pens. So the fun has started.
Welcome from Western Australia.
Bob.
Welcome from Western Australia.
Bob.
stonepecker
Member
Looking great. Pens to be proud of.
Keep posting.
Keep posting.
Those are really nice looking pen. You can be proud of your work. Great fit and finish.
StuartCovey
Member
Those are great pens! Keep up the great work.
Edward Cypher
Member
Glad you posted, pens are awesome. Glad you joined our community. Keep posting and enjoy the learning experience we all benifit from what is posted here.
ironman123
Member
Now that you broke the ice with that showing, we want to see more as you continue.
Those are really nice looking pens. I appreciate the way you add your own touch.
Ray
Those are really nice looking pens. I appreciate the way you add your own touch.
Ray
asyler
Local Chapter Leader
nice pens,, i really like the wedgewood pen
Very nice pens Bryan - thanks for posting them.
I see you are practicing for next year's Russ Fairfield contest. ;-)
I like the color combination on #3
I see you are practicing for next year's Russ Fairfield contest. ;-)
I like the color combination on #3
Not a thing wrong with those! Great job Bryan. I know what you're saying…the skill level on display on this forum on a daily basis can be intimidating, but you know what? Everyone of us simply had a starting point. All can relate, no doubt. Keep posting and improving!
mmyshrall
Member
Nicely done, Bryan. I like all three, but have to confess to having a soft spot for cigar and fountain pens. Nice fit and finish!
Taking that first leap into showing to the IAP takes a little courage; congratulations on your work!
Michael
Taking that first leap into showing to the IAP takes a little courage; congratulations on your work!
Michael
Whitehat1994
Member
Great looking pens! Maybe I'll be brave someday and show a pen or two, after I get some more experience.
OZturner
Member
Great Pens to introduce yourself with, Bryan.
Where have you been hiding?
With Pens like those, you don't need to worry about courage etc., they talk clearly and loud enough on their own behalf.
Look forward to your next posting.
Well done,
Brian.
Where have you been hiding?
With Pens like those, you don't need to worry about courage etc., they talk clearly and loud enough on their own behalf.
Look forward to your next posting.
Well done,
Brian.
TheoOMichael
Banned
Nothing to be afraid of. Those are good.
mikespenturningz
Member
Great job on all of these pens. Keep up the good work and keep posting them up. I am also curious where in New Hampshire you are located?
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Bryguy
Member
I am in Peterborough NH. Working hard to go kitless and cracking a lot of blanks in the process. I'm a big admirer of your work, Mike.
Pitoon
Member
not bad at all! be proud for what you created!
Pitoon
Pitoon
Bryguy
Member
Thanks to all for the encouragement, and to all who post how to's on this site and you tube.