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    Pencils

    Had a order for a couple pencils and I had ran out---so my turning project for the day was making Artist Pencils I have to drop two off in the morning. The
    woods are Red Mallee(thanks John) Ebony(Flat black) and last but not least is Cherry.
    Hope you enjoy
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    ---I may be broke---but we have plenty of wood---

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    Nice looking Pencils Gary! What a cool kit! Haven't seen that one before. Where'd ya get 'em? Pretty wood too!
    ~john
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    Very nice Gary, I haven't tried those out yet but they look interesting.
    Dick

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    Some good looking pencils Mr. Gary... and I 2nd John's question on where you gott-em.

    Ernie

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    I buy them from CSUSA. The kit is very easy to build. The only hard part is drilling that blank---it takes a 15/32 bit---so you drill real slow. I am waiting on my new drill press to arrive hoping it will make it less of a challenge. I have some antler that I am wanting to make pencils out of. That would put two of my best sellers together. I can't believe the Ebony did not blow up ---it really hates being drilled and turned this thin.
    ---I may be broke---but we have plenty of wood---

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    Those are very cool pencils Gary, nice job!
    Corey

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    Very nice pens Gary. My Craft Supplies USA catalog showed up today and they are already circled!
    Officially Retired!!!!!!!! Woo-Hoo!!!

    1,036 miles NW of Keith Burns

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    Great looking pencils Gary. Wonderful job on them.
    Bernie

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    I saw the thread title and was expecting to see something thin, yellow with a red eraser on the end. Where's my coffee?

    George

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    Good looking pencils Gary! I made about 40 pens at Christmas and
    haven't wanted to make another since! Guess I got it out of my system,
    but now seeing those I'll probably try my hand at it too.

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    Great looking pencils! They are now on my "list" as well.

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