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Old 06-04-2009, 02:27 AM
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Thanks for showing us such good work, jock.
What sort of wood is that?
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Old 06-04-2009, 08:51 AM
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Hi Jock, Nice Woodburning. Merle
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Hi Jock,

Very nice work. I like the budgie.
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Hi All

Just got my Colwood Woodburner with heavy duty cord and one fixed pen.

I haven't used it YET ~ waiting to here/see posts of what you guys & gals got to TEACH me about this wonderful craft.

Can you clear this note I read somewhere (don't ask me where, at times I don't even know where I live . . . lol )

Seriously, the article said, " . . . before using your new pen, heat it up as high as you can and let it cool down naturally. "

I'm paraphasing here. But did you guys/gal ever hear about that procedure ?

Does it have something to do with strengthening the steel polished pen tip ?

O.K. that's if 4 me.

I wait all your replies please.


P.S. from what I've been reading I really don't need a whole bunch of fix tip pens ~ True or False ?

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Nice work, Jock
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I use Birch ply for my burns
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Very nice burns. thanks for sharing.
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Hi Jock! Nice clean burnings. I am especially partial to the TR3A, since I have one just like it. Mines a 1959...OH! not the burning, but a real one.

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Nice to see you still at it Jim. That Triumph looks super. No ships this time?

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