wiz9777
Member
I have only been turning pens for a few months. I tried some kit-pens, kitless pens, Franken-pens, and so on. Now I have a small collection of finials that don't fit, caps that are cracked, screwed up sections and bodies that... Well, you get the picture.
My questions are...
What do you do with all your failed attempts?
How about those pens that work, but you would be to embarrassed show to anyone? What do you do with the piles of those?
BTW, Most of my trial pieces are made from home cast acrylic. The blanks that I make are very nice and make very nice pens, but there's always those few that are learning experiences.
My questions are...
What do you do with all your failed attempts?
How about those pens that work, but you would be to embarrassed show to anyone? What do you do with the piles of those?
BTW, Most of my trial pieces are made from home cast acrylic. The blanks that I make are very nice and make very nice pens, but there's always those few that are learning experiences.