Segmented Dymondwood "Wild Card "

[tjd]

A segmented Dymondwood "Wild Card Pen from PSI , friction polish and renaissance wax finish

 

[liljohn1368]

That is really nice.....

 

[jsolie]

I'm not a huge fan of those PSI component sets. That being said, you've got a very nice looking pen there. How tricky was it working with the segmented Dymondwood?

 

[tjd]

I'm not a huge fan of those PSI component sets. That being said, you've got a very nice looking pen there. How tricky was it working with the segmented Dymondwood?

It is a little fiddly and many fingers were glued together :redface:, but the finish is worth it , in my opinion

 

[mtassie]

Excellent!!! That must of taken hours and hours, I'm going to try one over the winter.

 

[Gregf]

Nice! I'm hoarding my Dymondwood since there will not likely ever be any more.

 

[tjd]

Nice! I'm hoarding my Dymondwood since there will not likely ever be any more.

Why ? is there a global shortage ?

 

[alphageek]

Why ? is there a global shortage ?

No, I think they meant that everyone would be buying it up to try and copy this beautiful pen!

 

[Gregf]

Rutland Plywood, the company that made Dymondwood burned down a year ago. There has been no talk of rebuilding.

Nice! I'm hoarding my Dymondwood since there will not likely ever be any more.

Why ? is there a global shortage ?

 

[TurtleTom]

If I thought I could build a pen like that, I'd consider opening the plant myself.
The veneer outlines are exquisite.

 

[pianomanpj]

That's a beauty!

 

[Band Saw Box]

That a real beauty. Outstanding workmanship