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Kerux
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#1 posted 791 days ago
Nice looking pen. Good and clean edges.
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Shawn K.
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#2 posted 791 days ago
Fantastic work on the finish, and profile. But the finish really sets this off!
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rozzi
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#3 posted 791 days ago
Very nice looking pen. Love the wood and the finish appears very nice. Thanks for sharing.
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Dudley
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#4 posted 791 days ago
I like it. BZ
-- Dudley Young USN Retired. Sebastian, Fl.
falegniam
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#5 posted 790 days ago
that’s a beauty !!! where do you get the hardware for pens like that?
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letrusquin
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#6 posted 790 days ago
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Adam Hood
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#7 posted 786 days ago
Love that burl, profile looks great. Can’t beat that CA finish can ya? I learned about that finish at my local wood turning club meeting early this month and they mentioned that you use a couple drops of boiled linseed oil on the pen and then put a coat of CA on, then repeat till you have however many coats you want. Makes it easier than just straight CA and I will never finish a pen with anything else. Grat job!!
-- Adam ~ AdamHoodStudios.com ~ Keep the wood shavings flying ~ Lakeland, Fl
letrusquin
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#8 posted 786 days ago
Hi Adam Hood. I use Danish oil when I applie de Ca mid glue. I begin by applying CA thin glue to saturate the wood, the use Danish oil and CA mid glue for next layers. I finish polishing with car product’s finishing: compund and wax for fiberglass cars. It makes a very nice and durable finish!
-- www.letrusquin.com - atelier le Trusquin - Quebec (Canada)
Michelle C
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#9 posted 778 days ago
Well what you did really makes the grain and burl stand out almost 3D-ish. Gorgeous.
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bigbullets
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#10 posted 164 days ago
I always drool over burls. very nice. I always have a problem with sanding rings even with wet sanding.
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