Double Crossed Black Baron

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Ravenbsp

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Here is my latest attempt at not super-gluing my fingers to a project. Comments are welcome! Its made from African Blackwood, the laminate material consists of 3 sheets of veneer, mesquite sandwiched between sheets of curly maple.

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Rifleman1776

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The final look is too busy for my tastes. But consider the source, I am not a fan of 'busy' looks. But the work and the laminations are excellent craftsmanship. Actually, I wish I could do that. I can't even visualize how it is done. Got a big gap in my right brain (or is it left brain) creative area.
 

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I have to agree with Frank. It's a beautiful pen and extremely well done but a bit busy on the bottom barrel for my taste. That having been said, I have a really hard time lining my cuts up half as well as you did. All in all it's an awesome pen with some great craftsmanship. Nice work!
 

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Bryan,
Very well done! Do you have another piece of Blackwood that you can turn another bottom out of? I would love to see this particular color combination with a solid color lower barrel.
 

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I tend to agree with the bottom of the pen. For some reason I just couldn'leave it alone. I do have quite a bit of ABW, so I may take a look at the alternate configuration. I appreciate the input and opinions!
 
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