a couple of Panache pens - new (to me)

Signed-In Members Don't See This Ad
See more from Ted iin Michigan

Joined
Feb 25, 2010
Messages
1,799
Location
webberville, mi
I've seen the Panache before and thought they carried a wonderful appearance but never took the time to make any. The recent CSUSA group buy gave me the opportunity ot get a couple that I could experiment with. I don't think it's a pen you an carry in your pocket, but it would certainly grab comments sitting on a desk!

The pen requires a long blank (6" MINIMUM) so most acrylics or Tru-Stone are out (too bad). I went to my wood stash and grabbed some wenge (which I ALWAYS have issues with) and some cross cut padauk. The appearance of the pen is real important so I took extra care in getting the form where I wanted it. Many coats of thin CA and a LOT of sanding/polishing later and here's what I got:
attachment.php

attachment.php

attachment.php

attachment.php
 

Attachments

  • Panache wenge 1.jpg
    Panache wenge 1.jpg
    76.3 KB · Views: 388
  • Panache wenge 3.jpg
    Panache wenge 3.jpg
    77.3 KB · Views: 396
  • Panache padauk 1.jpg
    Panache padauk 1.jpg
    74.1 KB · Views: 401
  • Panache padauk 2.jpg
    Panache padauk 2.jpg
    77.1 KB · Views: 394
Signed-In Members Don't See This Ad

OZturner

Member
Joined
Aug 5, 2013
Messages
6,662
Location
Sydney. NSW. Australia
Glorious Pens, Ted.
I agree "a great desk pen".
Fantastic choice of Blanks, with Superb Fit and Finish.
Excellent Photographs Ted.
Congratulations.
Brian.
 

ossaguy

Member
Joined
Jan 3, 2010
Messages
1,370
Location
San Diego
They are both beautiful pens!

I really enjoy making Panache pens,and I use one at work daily.





Steve
 

Waggoner

Member
Joined
Mar 11, 2014
Messages
151
Location
Houston,TX
Very nice pens. I have a couple of those kits and haven't had a chance to turn them yet. Looks like I will be turning them this weekend. Very nice again.
 
Top Bottom