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Here's a quick and effective way to make your very own pen case. You take the time to craft your pen masterpiece and then you go and buy a cheap pen case? I don't think so. The pictures make it very simple to follow, but if you have further questions or comments post away and I will try to answer. Enjoy building your very own.
1.Top of pen box 2.Bottom of pen box 3.Left side of pen box 4.Right side of pen box 5.Pop rivets(2) used as hinges (high tech stuff, eh )6.Core box router bit
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SKOGGER & ROTONDO - "original" choice for carbide pen tools.
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Very nice Peter! Looks like the top and bottom can be routed in long sections and cut to length.
This is a great idea to use for those bigger fountain pens that are too big for many of the standard pen boxes. Thanks for sharing.
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Brad Harding
Harding Pens and Woodturnings www.HardingPens.ca Aurora, Ontario, Canada ....Exposing the beauty that God weaves into wood ![]() |
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Thanks Brad. You're correct, rout the top/bottom in one "continous" strip and then cut to length of the pen.
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Ottawa, ON, Canada.
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Peter
Nice work. I do something similar, but I use those small chrome shelf supports for the hinges. Same concept, just a slightly different approach.
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Hi Grant; Picture please!
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Mack C. in Brooklin ON
It feels great to sell a pen; It feels even greater to give one to a friend! I am a proud supporter of "Pens for Canadian Peacekeepers"! 477 kms from my daughter in Milford MI. |
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[quote=Mack C. in Brooklin (Whitby) ON;1109902]
I think he means these:
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Harding Pens and Woodturnings www.HardingPens.ca Aurora, Ontario, Canada ....Exposing the beauty that God weaves into wood ![]() |
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Slick box Peter . Great idea making the hinges out of pop rivets .
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Butch
Kitless Fanatic The simplest method is usually the best solution (Me )Any fool can know , the point is to understand (Albert Einstein) There are no mistakes....Only happy accidents (Bob Ross) http://www.penmakersguild.com/images.../logosmall.jpg |
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I have used 1/8" brass rod similar to the method Peter is using pop rivets. I'll be having a first hand look at Peter's boxes on the 31st of Oct.
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[quote=Mack C. in Brooklin (Whitby) ON;1110056]
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