Pens from Lithuania.

[MantasLithuania]

Hi there, there is some of my latest works.
Have a nice day, Mantas.

 

[Sappheiros]

Great looking bunch!

 

[MantasLithuania]

Great looking bunch!

Thank you

 

[JimB]

Great looking pens! It looks like you have been busy.

 

[Jim15]

Awesome group of pens.

 

[Curly]

I like your pens and wonder what kits you used and where you got them from.

I only opened 2 pictures though because the hosting site for them opens with lots of adds to half dressed women and I'm not risking getting viruses etc., from a site like that. If you post the pictures into this site directly I'd enjoy seeing the rest in detail, if not I'll only look at the little thumbnails.

 

[magpens]

Nice looking pens .... Welcome to IAP !!!!

 

[MantasLithuania]

I like your pens and wonder what kits you used and where you got them from.

I only opened 2 pictures though because the hosting site for them opens with lots of adds to half dressed women and I'm not risking getting viruses etc., from a site like that. If you post the pictures into this site directly I'd enjoy seeing the rest in detail, if not I'll only look at the little thumbnails.

Rlly?? I'm using Ad blocker plugin for chrome, so I don't see any ads. Sorry about that. I would add photos directly via forum, but i hate attachments here. Maybe someone knows good uploading site without naked women :biggrin: and ads?

I use kits from penkitsmall.com it's xiamen rizheng stationery.

 

[Curly]

Thanks for the info on your kit source. There is a German site that has some interesting and unique kits, although not cheap, that might be of interest to you. When I'm back on my desktop instead of the phone I'll add it to this thread if you like.

My second reason for posting pictures in this site is that in a few years from now if you go to another hosting site and drop the one you use now the pictures are still viewable to us and not lost because the links are no good.

 

[ADKBUG]

Excellent group!

 

[mark james]

I like your pens and wonder what kits you used and where you got them from.

I only opened 2 pictures though because the hosting site for them opens with lots of adds to half dressed women and I'm not risking getting viruses etc., from a site like that. If you post the pictures into this site directly I'd enjoy seeing the rest in detail, if not I'll only look at the little thumbnails.

I concur with Pete! I'd be concerned (after the first) about opening your pictures. But...Love your Pens!

 

[MantasLithuania]

Thanks for the info on your kit source. There is a German site that has some interesting and unique kits, although not cheap, that might be of interest to you. When I'm back on my desktop instead of the phone I'll add it to this thread if you like.

My second reason for posting pictures in this site is that in a few years from now if you go to another hosting site and drop the one you use now the pictures are still viewable to us and not lost because the links are no good.

Thank you for german link, i will take a look
Okay, ill try to upload pictures in this forum directly

 

[MantasLithuania]

I like your pens and wonder what kits you used and where you got them from.

I only opened 2 pictures though because the hosting site for them opens with lots of adds to half dressed women and I'm not risking getting viruses etc., from a site like that. If you post the pictures into this site directly I'd enjoy seeing the rest in detail, if not I'll only look at the little thumbnails.

I concur with Pete! I'd be concerned (after the first) about opening your pictures. But...Love your Pens!

Thank you for good words I uploaded pictures directly here.

 

[OZturner]

Excellent Work, Mantas.
I would like to suggest that you might like to post a smaller number of pens, more frequently,
Such a Number of Pens is difficult to provide Comments and Feedback, on your work.
Congratulations,
Brian.

 

[MantasLithuania]

Latest update.
Woods used: Padouk and Zebrano.
Finish: Lots of CA glue + micromesh.
Laser engraved and filled with coal dust
Have a nice evening (in Lithuania)