My first Pens

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My first Pens

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This is a picture of my first pens. A small project given to me by my Son. He bought the kits and the mandrel from PSI and asked me to make him some pens and a pencil. This was a several day project (after reading instructions) using 2 hours per day.
https://www.sugarsync.com/pf/D2476956_99445947_68514


Does anyone know of a better, or easier way to post pix to this forum using windows 8?

Changed the photo to display from google's system to one from Lenovo, called Sugar synk. Still would like to find a method to post just a photo instead of a link with personal information. I tried the link JPG gave but guess I messed up following instructions.
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Sorry but I get no picture..
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I can't see a thing except a big box with a small green colored box in it.
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Absolutely beautiful. That is one thing I am looking forward to learning how to do. What does the kit consist of?
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I can't see it needer. It tells me that there is a problem with the file. Maybe I should try Health care .gov
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Those look great!
I post pics by linking to picasa web albums.
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charlese wrote: . . .

Does anyone know of a better, or easier way to post pix to this forum using windows 8?

https://forum.shopsmith.com/viewtopic.php?t=114
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I got nothing. I just got windows 8 here is a test to see if it is the same.
[ATTACH]24595[/ATTACH] It works the same as windows 7 did.
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Thanks for your responses! nothing seem to work well yet.
I'll quit this thread and ask more questions on the Community Forum.
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Post by terrydowning »

I opened the link
clicked on the photo
copied the URL in the address bar
Click the Insert Image button on the tool bar and pasted the URL

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