Scott
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Best of IAP Contest – The Winners
These are the results of the Best of IAP Contest. Please be aware that I gave the judges instructions to only award a prize if they felt the pen was worthy of being considered top in it's class. Consequently one category had only one prize awarded, and another had only two. In addition, one class had a fourth prize awarded, which I hadn't anticipated, but the pen was felt worthy of a prize.
Winners in the Casting Category:
1st place – John Underhill (JohnU) for a feather casting.
2nd place – Eric Beuker (Buzzzz4) for a brown casting.
3rd place – Marla Mills (Crickett) for a paper casting.
4th place – David N Miller (Mudpuppie) for a coal casting.
Winner in the Segmenting Category:
1st place – Bruce Robbins (Brobbins629)
Winners in the Kitless Category:
1st place – Bruce Robbins (Brobbins629)
2nd place – Justin Short (Timebandit)
Winners in the Open Class:
1st place – Michael Redburn (Mredburn) for a casein/silver/opal pen.
2nd place – Justin Short (Timebandit) for a Dark Toffee pen.
3rd place – Justin Short (Timebandit) for a cebloplast pen.
And the Winner for Best of Show is: Michael Redburn (Mredburn) for a casein/silver/opal pen.
Prizes
Each 1st place winner will receive a $100 US cash prize
Each 2nd place winner will receive a $50 US cash prize.
Each 3rd and 4th place winner will receive a $25 US cash prize.
The 1st place winner in each category will receive a one year subscription to Woodturning Design Magazine, the sponsor of this contest.
The Overall Winner for Best of Show, will also receive an article published in Woodturning Design Magazine about their pen.
I will stop in later and be able to fill in some of the details. I anticipate getting your pens back to you in about two weeks as they are still being photographed. If the winners have pictures of their pens, I encourage them to post them here so all can see.
Thank you all for participating!
Scott.
These are the results of the Best of IAP Contest. Please be aware that I gave the judges instructions to only award a prize if they felt the pen was worthy of being considered top in it's class. Consequently one category had only one prize awarded, and another had only two. In addition, one class had a fourth prize awarded, which I hadn't anticipated, but the pen was felt worthy of a prize.
Winners in the Casting Category:
1st place – John Underhill (JohnU) for a feather casting.
2nd place – Eric Beuker (Buzzzz4) for a brown casting.
3rd place – Marla Mills (Crickett) for a paper casting.
4th place – David N Miller (Mudpuppie) for a coal casting.
Winner in the Segmenting Category:
1st place – Bruce Robbins (Brobbins629)
Winners in the Kitless Category:
1st place – Bruce Robbins (Brobbins629)
2nd place – Justin Short (Timebandit)
Winners in the Open Class:
1st place – Michael Redburn (Mredburn) for a casein/silver/opal pen.
2nd place – Justin Short (Timebandit) for a Dark Toffee pen.
3rd place – Justin Short (Timebandit) for a cebloplast pen.
And the Winner for Best of Show is: Michael Redburn (Mredburn) for a casein/silver/opal pen.
Prizes
Each 1st place winner will receive a $100 US cash prize
Each 2nd place winner will receive a $50 US cash prize.
Each 3rd and 4th place winner will receive a $25 US cash prize.
The 1st place winner in each category will receive a one year subscription to Woodturning Design Magazine, the sponsor of this contest.
The Overall Winner for Best of Show, will also receive an article published in Woodturning Design Magazine about their pen.
I will stop in later and be able to fill in some of the details. I anticipate getting your pens back to you in about two weeks as they are still being photographed. If the winners have pictures of their pens, I encourage them to post them here so all can see.
Thank you all for participating!
Scott.
