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leehljp
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Excellent work! Thanks for showing those!
Hippie3180
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I love how these allow for mixing and matching wood species.
Penultimate
Member
Those are cool, what material are the beads?
JoeCallahan
Member
I was just gonna ask the same thing
.They look like brass to me in most of the pictures. But in a few of the pictures, I can't tell if they're made of a different metal than the brass ones, or if it's just the lighting.
Hippie3180
Member
They look to me like brass pony beads, often used for jewelry etc.I was just gonna ask the same thing
They look like brass to me in most of the pictures. But in a few of the pictures, I can't tell if they're made of a different metal than the brass ones, or if it's just the lighting.
Like these
Pony Beads- Brass
The “Pony Bead” became famous through trade between Europeans and Native Americans as far back as four hundred years. This particular - Beadshop.com
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jrc
Member
Most are gaboon ebony and cocobolo
jrc
Member
7mm French brass and stainless spacers.They look to me like brass pony beads, often used for jewelry etc.
Like these
Pony Beads- Brass
The “Pony Bead” became famous through trade between Europeans and Native Americans as far back as four hundred years. This particular - Beadshop.com
i started turning pens in 1999 and made over 15,000 and getting bored making pans, then accidentally stumbled Upon making pens without kits. Now I can't wait to make my next pen. I became a bead maker to make these pens and maker other things with them.
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