Here's a musical gift for a friend.

[Wood Butcher]

The pastor of the men's ministry at church is a guitar player and will turn 60 this next week. He looks and acts a lot younger than he is and is a good friend as well as a mentor and leader of men. I had fun doing this and found the kit a challange. The frets on the neck of the guitar are individual slices of aluminum that come with the kit as a 1/4" ribbon that is .003 thick. Tweezers and magnifiers are a must. The kit is well made and the instructions are good. I recommend y'all try one.
WB

 

[bobjackson]

Great pen. Love the case. Great gift.

 

[Haynie]

Cool!

 

[ve3bax]

The pen looks great! And the case? Wow! That is cool!

 

[workinforwood]

That's quite spectacular!

 

[rizaydog]

Very nice. Great work.

 

[Jim15]

Awesome work.

 

[hilltopper46]

I love the pen. It sounds as though it is going to a worthy recipient!

 

[boxerman]

Just one awesome pen.

 

[MartinPens]

I've got one of those in the garage - case included. I haven't been brave enough to approach it. Thanks for the post and the tip. Any other learning curves we should know about? : )

I hope mine turns out as nice as yours did! Shoot, I hope it just turns out!

Awsome design.

 

[Danspen]

I've done 2 inlay kits i love them but it's frustrating at times trying to assemble and glue them. Well Done.

 

[76winger]

Great looking pen Bill! I've been considering that same pen for friend of mine who I used to play in a band with because he really likes playing the guitar and singing. I just recently saw the guitar case / pen case and knew that'd be the perfect match up.

 

[Dustaway]

Really nice

 

[chriselle]

Woooh......That's far too weird.

Bill, I build custom guitars for a boutique custom guitar shop in Nagoya Japan called....and get this.....Jive Music Works.....JMW. :wink:

Cool pen BTW. I should "build" one of those kits one of these days.