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Since I joined LJ about 10 days ago I’ve commented on posts, posted blog entries, and shown known proof that I’ve ever made a single woodchip. So, here’s proof that I know how to turn a pen at least.
The first is a Pen and Pencil set from cocobolo, my personal set that I carry with me every day. I prefer a pencil for notes, etc, and the pen for signing legal like stuff.
The second is a single-tube kingwood ‘inlayed’ with maple dowel. I actually needed to patch this one when one of the dowels flew out on a minor catch.
Third Pen is Bloodwood
The fourth pen is, I think, cocobolo with laminations of acrylic sheet.
With the exception of my personal set, all these have been sold over the previous summer. Just on my way to becoming a millionair a few bucks at a time.
All pens were finished with behlen turner’s finish, and buffed with a Beall three-on-lathe buffer.
-- -- Never entrust power to those who desire it.
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RetiredCoastie
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#1 posted 824 days ago
Very nice pens. I realy like the laminated one. Thanks for posting.
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rajkalex
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#2 posted 823 days ago
All are great looking. I really love that fourth pen.
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WoodworkingGeek
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#3 posted 809 days ago
Those are great looking pens great job!! They look great along with the mac-book pro
ohwoodeye
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#4 posted 789 days ago
Click pens…......the only way to go. Did you know there are cigar click pens now? I haven’t tried one yet, but I will. Nice job on all of yours.
-- Directions are just the Manufacturer's opinion on how something should be assembled. ----Mike, Waukesha, WI
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