Was just trying to have a little fun with this one. Had some pieces of oak, walnut, box eider, zebrawood and parts of a freebie blank I go when buying a couple pen kits. Not sure what it is. Anyway, just cut, glued and got some ideas on how things SHOULD go together and how some things DON'T. Lol The wife likes it though.
Just another scrap wood slimline I did!
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tomas
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Goodnews...your wife has great taste in wood. I really like the pen
Tomas
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Cwalker935
Member
That is a very nice slimline!
JUICEDSS
Member
Very nice work. Perfect combination of wood.
mark james
IAP Collection, Curator
Great work there Bobby. Your learning curve is going up quickly. Love the segmenting.
Charlie_W
Member
Looks like the segmenting bug has ahold of you! Well done.
Woodchipper
Member
Very nice and the segmenting looks very precise in cutting and gluing.
Woodchipper
Member
Do any of us achieve perfection? Dude, again, those are great pens. How did you cut the segments?
When you're OCD, you try for perfection. Lol I did my cutting with my bandsaw.
wolf creek knives
Member
Bobby, for a self proclaimed "beginner", you've got some mad skills. From what I've seen of your work you're really progressing at a very steep rate.
Hubert H
Member
Wow! Scrap wood never looked so good!
keithbyrd
Member
Really nice! Well done!
Thanks Wolf Creek! Its mostly experimental. I'm not in the business to sell my pens so it gives me a little more time to just have fun with them. I have to figure out better ways of cutting though. I have my tablesaw and 20 year old bandsaw that I will have to make some cutting jigs for. My basic sleds are just not doing what I want them to do. Lol