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  • DonHo
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    • Mar 2004
    • 1098
    • Shawnee, OK, USA.
    • Craftsman 21829
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    A couple of "round" projects finished.

    Just finished these today. My first venture into segmented turnings. A bright copper sierra with cocobolo and maple stripe. A masjestic jr with cocobolo and a perfume holder in bloodwood with 1/2 a celtic knot in maple. I had hoped to do the majestic jr with a full celtic knot on the bottom tube but I had a blowout drilling the bottom blank so because I wanted the pen for a gift tomorrow I just cut another cocobolo blank for the bottom and finished it.

    Thanks for looking,
    DonHo
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    • DUD
      Royal Jester
      • Dec 2002
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      Don

      Those are nice, Bill
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        • SARGE..g-47
          #3
          Very... very nice looking Don.

          Regards...

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            • mater
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              • Jan 2004
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              #4
              That is great looking work.
              Ken aka "mater"

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                • Whaler
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                  • Dec 2002
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                  #5
                  Beautiful Don.
                  Dick

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                    • John Hunter
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                      • Dec 2004
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                      #6
                      Very nice.
                      John Hunter

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                        • Anna
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                          Don, they're beautiful. What finish did you use?

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                            • poolhound
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                              truely booootiful............
                              Jon

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                                • bigstick509
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                                  Mike

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                                    • DonHo
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                                      • Mar 2004
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                                      #10
                                      "What finish did you use?"

                                      The sierra pen and the perfume holder are finished with CA/BLO and the majestic jr pen is finished with Mylands friction finish.

                                      Thanks to all for the comments.
                                      DonHo
                                      Don

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                                        • lrogers
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                                          VERY nice work.
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                                            • Two Much
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                                              • Mar 2003
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                                              #12
                                              Beautiful, I love the perfume holder.

                                              Joann

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