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charlese
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Tom - I just have to also jump in here to exclaim - THOSE ARE BEAUTIFUL PENS!!! I particularly like the straight, tubular slim shape!!
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i find the standard shopsmith toolrest to be perfect for turning pens.
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charlese wrote:Tom - I just have to also jump in here to exclaim - THOSE ARE BEAUTIFUL PENS!!! I particularly like the straight, tubular slim shape!!
Thanks Charlie, I think for the Parker Classic pen, the straight tubes work well.
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