Chinese Web Tru-Stone and Ebonite

[dgscott]

Green. REALLY green. The contrast of the two materials produced a really "punchy" look. Have to admit, I kind of like it!

Thanks for looking.
Doug

 

[broitblat]

Green. REALLY green. The contrast of the two materials produced a really "punchy" look. Have to admit, I kind of like it!

Thanks for looking.
Doug

I like it a lot -- great looking combination.

-Barry

 

[SteveG]

Talk about "Punchy"! That hit me right in the face when I clicked on the thumbnail...and I LOVE IT!!! Great contrast and colors: a winning punch! These colors work well together, and that, combined with your craftsmanship makes a statement.
Steve

 

[John Den]

1Lovely pen and a great shine in the Ebonite.
Regards,
John

 

[BSea]

OH WOW!! That is really cool. Great job. I'm with SteveG it jumps off the page.

And I glad to see I'm not the only one who forgets to clean the threads before a picture.

 

[Harley2001]

That's a work of Art.

 

[brownsfn2]

Really excellent work. Great job. I love the contrast.

Did you do this with the router setup that has been talked about? I wonder because the end of the slot is rounded.

 

[gbpens]

Very nice. The color of one material picks up the minor color of the other material. Can't miss.

 

[mikespenturningz]

That absolutely jumps off the page. Very nice..

 

[Pioneerpens]

Sharp! Nicely done!

 

[dgscott]

Did you do this with the router setup that has been talked about? I wonder because the end of the slot is rounded.

I use a CNC mill to do the routing as well as cutting the inlays. Once the program is written, it's simplicity itself to do the cutting -- chuck the blank, zero everything out and flip a switch.

Thanks for the kind comments, everyone!

Doug