euro

First time posting any of my work, haven't been turning consistently for a while. Euro kits from woodcrafter, one done in Tamarind spalt blue. The other pen, cap is acrylic and body is polyester.

These are still my best selling pen. Clients love the size, shape, heft of this style pen. So often they look and feel the higher end pens, yet choose this style for their everyday pen use. Acrylic Acetate "Ocean Surf"

My brother has turned several tulipwood pens. He revisited the local Woodcraft and purchased two more tulipwood blanks. From the outside, they both looked unremarkable. I think we were both stunned with what emerged from the first blank. While not experts by any means, we have yet to see...

I need a new camera! Osage Orange wasn't orange enough, so "dyed" it with a red sharpie. It was my first experiment with CA-BLO and the top tube turned out great, the bottom tube is splotchy; good experiment tho. White oak is just burnished with canning wax. Thanks for looking! I promise...

This aluminum was originally only supposed to be some scrap "test" pieces to see how it behaved with my tools. After playing around a little, I still had room to put some shape to it, so it ended up turning into a pen. Based on a Euro style, the cap and nib are platinum (I had only drilled to...

My OLDEST son Neil was kind enough to give me this blank. I do believe that it is one of his Photochromics. My daughter Sierra loved it and claimed it as her own. So, between her and I, we got it turned into a pen. She is doing really well, I believe that this is the 3rd pen that she has made...

I think this is Bubinga. I got it out of a scrap pile. Not a very big piece, but enough.

CA finish. Micro meshed wet.

Pink Ivory in Black Titanium. 7 coats of thin Ca. Wet micro meshed and plastic polish.

Just a few of the pens I have done so far will post more later First good pen from walnut another from walnut Beech and purple heart Beech and some veneer I had in the scrape box Commemoration pen and letter opener Hope you enjoy them

After a few posts and an introduction, I took some pictures this weekend of some of my pens. This slimline is birdseye maple, although I took the wrong view and you really can't see the birdseyes. I've been using this pen almost daily for the past 5 years. The original finish was probably tung...