First Non-Slimeline (Cigar Pen)

[Tn-Steve]

I'm pretty happy with it, the shape came out pretty good, the joints are tight, and I'm getting the finish down. It's Sapele wood, has great chatoyance (my word of the day, thanks to Talbot). Some of the advice that I go to my post on the finishing forum was a big help, but as you can see, I've still got a way to go on the whole sanding thing apparently. Funny how all that CA acts as a magnifying glass.

Anyway, thought I'd share,

Steve

 

[nava1uni]

I see no picture

 

[Tn-Steve]

I see no picture

ah, yea... my cats ate the pictures on the way from the computer to the web... yea, that's the ticket.

Should be there now.

SMW

 

[flcad2000]

Very Nice.

OK, I have to ask - How do you use a SLIMEline pen? Isn't it slippery?

 

[Tn-Steve]

Very Nice.

OK, I have to ask - How do you use a SLIMEline pen? Isn't it slippery?

Would you believe that was a test to see how closely people pay attention to detail?

Ok, would you believe that it's a typo on my part?



SMW.

 

[bitshird]

Steve, that's a pretty piece of Sapele, not a wood I particularly find attractive, but yours is very nice, how was it cut, cross cut or angle cut? nice job for your first non slimeline <big grin>

 

[toolcrazy]

Very nice.

 

[Jim15]

Good looking pen, nice work.

 

[Mather323]

Nice work on your cigar and the shape is also very good.

 

[CaptG]

Very nice. Keep up the good work and keep posting the pictures.

 

[Daniel]

Very Nice.

OK, I have to ask - How do you use a SLIMEline pen? Isn't it slippery?

SLIMEline is the same as a SLIMline only purchased from a black market dealer.

 

[Dalecamino]

Nice pen Steve . Keep at it . Practice is what it takes . I still see scratches in MY pens . You'll get there , and I hope I will too . Good work on the pen .