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My first attempt at a segmented pen turning… not too shabby. I figure that since I have moved on to higher quality pen kits I would try to make blanks a bit fancier too.
Woods used to make the pen blank: Maple, Black Walnut, Mahogany, Yellowheart and African Mahogany.
After turning I encased the pen in acrylic and polished it to a gloss sheen.
-- Jef Spencer - Refined Pallet - http://www.etsy.com/shop/RefinedPallet
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10 comments so far
remy97
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#1 posted 1156 days ago
oohhhh wow man! thats nice, and not to mention it has a nice desinge
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Rick
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#2 posted 1156 days ago
Beautiful Pens Jef! I’d be proud to have one of those Beauties sticking out of my shirt pocket!!
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Grant Davis
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#3 posted 1156 days ago
Jef, those are fantastic looking pieces of work. Would you happen to have any pictures of the blanks during the segmenting process before they were turned?
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michelletwo
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#4 posted 1156 days ago
real nice color choices & sizes in the pattern
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darryl
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#5 posted 1155 days ago
great looking pen! I really like that.
looks like you are also using my favorite hardware!
I like your style!
SNSpencer
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#6 posted 1153 days ago
Sorry I forgot about this for a couple of days. Here are a few pics of the left over pen blank that I glued up for this project.
-- Jef Spencer - Refined Pallet - http://www.etsy.com/shop/RefinedPallet
SNSpencer
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#7 posted 1153 days ago
I think I will take these left over pieces and use them for another pen, without the segmentation. There is not enough left to slice them up for another segmented pen but they are long enough as is for standard pen blanks.
-- Jef Spencer - Refined Pallet - http://www.etsy.com/shop/RefinedPallet
Mark Scribner
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#8 posted 948 days ago
Jef- These are good looking!
What do you mean when you say “I encased the pen in acrylic and polished it to a gloss sheen.”? What product do you use?
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SNSpencer
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#9 posted 946 days ago
“encased in acrylic” is fancy talk for the CA Glue technique. It’s a bit more marketable than saying “covered in super glue”
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MShort
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#10 posted 844 days ago
Very cool. I just started messing with segmented pens about a week ago and like it. I came across this posting. Thanks for posting the blank that was used to make this pattern. You have started my wheels turning on the possibilities.
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