bking0217
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Bethlehem Olivewood cigar by bking0217, on Flickr
It seems like lately all I'm making are cigars. Anyway, this one is Bethlehem Olivewood with satin nickle hardware. CA finish wet mm to 12,000 grit.
another cigar from Brian
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Bethlehem Olivewood cigar by bking0217, on Flickr
It seems like lately all I'm making are cigars. Anyway, this one is Bethlehem Olivewood with satin nickle hardware. CA finish wet mm to 12,000 grit.
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David Keller
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Pretty wood and the finish looks nice. The wooden parts are a bit proud which I personally don't care for, but I suppose some like them that way. It's a really nice looking piece of olive.
ctubbs
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I'm with David. You do have one beautiful piece of timber and a magnificent finish on the pen. The componants and wood go very well together.
Charles
Charles
boxerman
Member
A nice pen.
jasontg99
Member
Brian,
Beautiful pen and finish. The fit however looks underturned. I am just trying to help you get better. I made the same mistakes until it was pointed out to me.
Beautiful pen and finish. The fit however looks underturned. I am just trying to help you get better. I made the same mistakes until it was pointed out to me.
ToddMR
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A very nice pen. IMO, it is worth taking it apart and get your tip and cb area turned down a tad more. I have been there too, but trust me when I tell you it will be very worth it.
bking0217
Member
I agree with everyone that should take it apart and re-do it. However, it's already gone. My mother fell in love with it so I gave it to her. I will take everyone's advice for the next one, though.