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john snowdon
12-05-2010, 7:50 PM
Ahhh, winter! When a boy's fancy turns from raising bees to trying to make pens. I love having 4 seasons as it allows me to have completely different hobbies.

Here are 4 of the first 5 Majestics I made. My daughter made off with the 5th before I could photograph it. Nice to make something in the shop except bee hives!

I am in awe of the beautiful art that is continually produced by members of this forum and grateful for the information you all happily share. Many thanks and the happiest and safest of holidays to you all.

John

Jim Burr
12-05-2010, 7:53 PM
Nice stuff John!! I'm getting into Majestic's and the similar styles. Your's are gonna be hard to follow:D

Michael James
12-05-2010, 8:20 PM
Those are very nice pens. I've made a couple for friends out in hollyweird, but I don't know anyone around here that would go for the "jewel".
Keep them bees alive and happy! I love honey on my sopapillas:cool:

David E Keller
12-05-2010, 8:25 PM
Nicely done, John... Looking forward to seeing what's next.

Nate Davey
12-05-2010, 8:32 PM
Beautiful pens John. It's always good when some one wants to steal you work. :)

Bernie Weishapl
12-05-2010, 9:16 PM
Those are beauties John. Well done.

john snowdon
12-06-2010, 7:17 PM
Thanks, gents. I agree about the "jewel", Michael. The funny thing is 2 of these are also heading to California. Not sure Majestics will be big sellers in NH...

John

Doug W Swanson
12-06-2010, 8:43 PM
Nice choice of wood colors to go with the kits. I like them all!

Chuck Stone
12-07-2010, 4:17 PM
I like the squires, and i don't even mind the jewel. It's not that big,
and doesn't feel 'overdone' like the full Majestics.

Plus, the squire just has a good feel.. sturdier than the Sierras.
I ditch the refill and use an EX Flow 9000 though.. and give the
transmission a squirt of oil and move it back and forth a few
dozen times before i assemble them.

And yes, people even like them here in NH :D

bob svoboda
12-07-2010, 4:31 PM
Nice work, John. Shape, fit and finish are all right on.