The Copper Sedona Trio

Wow hun, I’ve been turning for longer than you and you have well and truely surpassed me!

Thank-you for sharing.

Hugs
Belinda

-- The wood slayer - Yes dear I did plan to make more kindling out of that wood I have been drying for the last year - honest!

I’ve never heard of sedona kits where do you get them please.Alistair

-- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease

those are beautiful. what a fantastic job on the finish, expecially the paduak.
nice shape too!

-- www.darrylmasterson.com ~ www.darrylmasterson.etsy.com

Belinda, Thanks a lot for that. You only showed me a few of your pens, and they were beautiful pieces. I clearly remember thinking that I had quite a ways to go to get to where you were.

Scottsman – I got them from Arizonasilhouette.com.

Darryl – Thanks. I just wish the wood was as easy as the corian – MM and Brasso, and done. The wood I MM through the 4th or 5th pad, then acetone, then blo, then thin ca, then a lot of layers of blo/med. ca, then MM, then OOPS!, then start all over. Lots of fun. :)

-- I may not know a lot, but at least I know that I don't know.?.?. I think. http://chathampenworks.com/

Now those are real sweet pens…......good job Sef.

-- I will just keep doing it till I get it right.

The Paduak and copper hardware really compliment one another. Great job. I see what you mean about the Olivewood, though it may take a patina or darken with use over time. Excellent turnings!

-- Mark, Florida, http://penturner.wordpress.com/

very nice…I just made my first paduak pen (NOTHING LIKE YOURS) and I enjoyed it very much…

-- Matt, Napa, CA...fun is beautiful...just trying to have some fun...

looks great

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon

Thanks guys. Matt – The paduak is fun and easy to turn, as long as you’re careful at the edges. It really makes a stand out pen, too.

-- I may not know a lot, but at least I know that I don't know.?.?. I think. http://chathampenworks.com/