Honeycomb Kit

[devowoodworking]

Hi All, here's a very nice laser kit Constant sent me as a giftresentThanks Boet!)
Any negative comments are to be directed at me(I kinda mess'd up with it:redface I used five woods in a 'spiral' pattern,(Constant sent the kit with 6 woods but it only takes five to go around the tubes) woods are Maple, African Blackwood, Bubinga, Yellowheart, Padauk.

All positive comments should be directed towards Constant, his laser work is quite simply........ 'perfect'!!

All comments appreciated:biggrin:

 

[Gagler]

looks pretty darn good to me!

 

[jttheclockman]

I think it looks great. Nice work. Question, is that an option to assemble like that or your own idea??? A random pattern is that also an option???? Nice work.

 

[johnnycnc]

John,nice work on both you and Constant's part!:biggrin:

 

[bitshird]

I am amazed at the amount of talent being shown, I've seen some beautiful designs coming lately great to have so many talented laser men handy now,

 

[alphageek]

Yep.. Nice work - both of you! This is probably the first laser kit that I've seen that will allow for significant differences in expression.

 

[devowoodworking]

I think it looks great. Nice work. Question, is that an option to assemble like that or your own idea??? A random pattern is that also an option???? Nice work.

Thanks for all the comments:wink:
A random pattern is most definitely an option, in fact if you take a look at Constant's photos you'll see one he did with that random look...

 

[doddman70]

I have never been a real fan of the laser kits but i really like this one. Very Nice Job!!!!!!

 

[Constant Laubscher]

Thanks for the nice comments. - John it looks great.

 

[workinforwood]

It truly is a great concept, and a well done pen too I must add! Using the same concept, I'll suggest you do parrallelograms instead of octagons. It will be a mind boggling acid trip pen.

 

[Dalecamino]

very nice work .

 

[akbar24601]

That is sweet!!!

 

[toolcrazy]

Beautiful pen. Nice work.

 

[broitblat]

Great looking pen! I can only imagine the glueing/clamping process

-Barry