1st completed wood project

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bigeddy
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From one nam vet to another thanks.. and buddy thanks for serving..
2 Greenies 1st one 282274 10/54 , 2nd one 293858 3/55 :D
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That is a terrific job, bigeddy. I am so glad that you stuck with this. I am sure you will get a great deal of satisfaction from your many turnings.
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Congratulations, BigEddy

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That is a terrific job, bigeddy. I am so glad that you stuck with this. I am sure you will get a great deal of satisfaction from your many turnings.:)
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cv3 wrote:Nice job on your pen. Making pens is like eating potato chips. It is hard to just do one.
Ditto what he said.

Great job!
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Great looking pen Bigeddy, I am sure you will make many more, but this is the one you will always be most proud of...........Bob
I keep finding little windows on this forum, that I don't really know what they do. So sometimes I experiment. Probably shouldn't do that, I know in my shop it can get me into trouble.
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