Spiritual Mulled Wine

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This is a Spiritual pen from Signature Pen Supply, in antique rose copper. The blank is a Woodshed acrylic called Mulled Wine. I didn't know what to expect from a blank with a name like that, but I was pleasantly surprised!
 

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This is the second Woodshed blank I've turned, and both have been rather brittle. They don't do well with my normally heavy handed turning style. But I took it easy, and got it done. They sure polish well.
 

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Glorious Pen, Jim.
Spectacular Blank.
I would be more than a little worried, with the overhanging section of the Blank, as shown in Photograph #1 of your second Posting.
In starting to reduce any blank, I normally turn down to close to the Bush with a either a Roughing Gouge, and later a Skew, to remove as much of the Blank, on an inclined plane toward the Bush, at both ends of the Blank.
Thus as I turn the remainder of the blank, I am turning to an already reduced diameter surface, hence avoiding the potential for a break away.
Back to your Finished Pen, it is Magnificent, Love the Hardware.
And the Blank matches perfectly.
Congratulations,
Brian.
 

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The pen looks great and I'm glad that it worked out for you in the end. A lot of acrylics do not do well with a heavy hand, even the ones I make. I get that chatter myself on occasion.
If you ever have any problems with a Woodshed Pen Co blank, please feel free to contact me directly. Or you can go through BTW as well and they will contact me.

Mike
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The pen looks great and I'm glad that it worked out for you in the end. A lot of acrylics do not do well with a heavy hand, even the ones I make. I get that chatter myself on occasion.
If you ever have any problems with a Woodshed Pen Co blank, please feel free to contact me directly. Or you can go through BTW as well and they will contact me.

Mike
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Thank you for the compliment. So far, all of your blanks that I've turned look fantastic. They're a little challenging for me, but not as bad as Rhino or inlace acrylester.
 
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