A couple of pens that I made

[Geophyrd]

Hope you like 'em. Kind of awkward showing these off for other penmakers. My wife loves them, but I'm pretty sure if I whittled a premade pen, she'd be proud.

The segmented one with the black and white tops kicked my butt. No less than four blowups on the lathe, two more on the drill press. I used too much material for one danged pen.

 

[wiset1]

The effort put into the segmented pen just makes you appreciate the pen that much more. These are double tough to do and have them work out so "Job well done" The others look great as well

 

[mrcook4570]

Great looking group of pens!

 

[terryf]

Lovely group of pens indeed. What kit was used for the segmented pen?

 

[boxerman]

Nice pens.

 

[Displaced Canadian]

Nobody really talks about the amount of materiel you can go through when segmenting. You just have to make sure your joints are clean and well glued and never turn a segmented blank when you are in a hurry.

 

[jttheclockman]

What is the second pen from the left with the black and white material??? that looks interesting.

 

[wiset1]

Lovely group of pens indeed. What kit was used for the segmented pen?

Terry, this looks like a Majestic kit, but the clip isn't seated all the way down for some reason since the clip and the cap are one pc on the Majestic line.

 

[Geophyrd]

What is the second pen from the left with the black and white material??? that looks interesting.

jttheclockman: That was black carbon fiber in resin

 

[Geophyrd]

Lovely group of pens indeed. What kit was used for the segmented pen?

Terry, this looks like a Majestic kit, but the clip isn't seated all the way down for some reason since the clip and the cap are one pc on the Majestic line.

The segmented pen is, indeed a Majestic and you're right that it isn't seated. When I was using the collar to take it down the material to the tube, I went a little too far. Four blown materials later, that was the result. I'm going to insert a spacer in there to close up the gap.