Oxford Twist Pen made of Cherry

[Kevin M]

I picked this Oxford kit up at Woodcraft but they did not have the bushings for it, in fact, I don't even see it listed in the catalog. It uses an "o" drill bit so I just measured and cut to fit. The Cherry comes from boards rough cut 40 years ago that have been sitting in a barn all this time. Thanks for looking.

 

[cigarman]

Very nice. Good looking wood and well fit.

 

[DCBluesman]

Great looking pen, Kevin. Nice finish!

 

[WoodChucker]

Nice looking pen,Kevin. Thanks for sharing!

 

[Darley]

Vrey nice pen Kevin love the colour of the wood.

Serge

 

[dougle40]

Very nice Kevin . It looks anawful lot like a Parker Double Twist pen , do you have bushings for one of those ? Of course you'd have to measure all the sizes to confirm them .

 

[mik]

Nice one!

Not seen that kit before - is the front section all one piece?

I have a little wild cherry, small branches, kicking about must try some - thanks for reminding me![]

 

[Fleabit]

Pretty good job from what I can see in the photo.

 

[Gary]

Nice work, Kevin.

 

[Kevin M]

Originally posted by mik
<br />Nice one!

Not seen that kit before - is the front section all one piece?

I have a little wild cherry, small branches, kicking about must try some - thanks for reminding me![]

The tip is 2 piece, although it does not show up in this scanned picture. I had never seen this kit before either and it was the only one they had. It is actually a double twist pen and the mech. is seated in the top barrel. It unscrews in the middle for catridge change after turning left past the pen projection point.

 

[woodscavenger]

Looks good for a 40 year old pen.