Jr. Statesman in Plumeria and Celtic theme (Laser cut)

[amtechrs]

I just finished these two this morning. Wanting to make a pen for my sister in Hawaii. She loves plumeria, so thought I'd give that a try. The pieces are quite small and thin, so I couldn't get rid of the burn edges completely. It kinda works, though. Figured I would try a celtic based design for the other, as a backup. The lowers of both are Hawaiian Koa. Uppers are redheart, patagonian rosewood, purpleheart, osage orange and maple.

 

[KMCloonan]

It's fascinating to see you evolving this technology - it seems to me that each new pen is better than the previous. I really like how the "knot" weaves in and out. Thanks for sharing.

 

[egnald]

Very Cool Design - Dave

 

[mark james]

I love what you are doing!

Some may not appreciate the technology, but hey - technology will evolve and will occur whether folks want it or not. Embrace evolution... Superb designs. I am a huge fan!

 

[amtechrs]

Thank you very much, guys! Of course, I don't expect everyone to like this style of pen making. Just as there are some disciplines that don't appeal to me. It's all good! Thanks again!

 

[sorcerertd]

Wow, you are certainly perfecting the laser cutting and assembly!

 

[GaryMGg]

Love your technical skills and the quality of the work.
Seeing both pens in the same photo was a bit much for me.
I went back and looked at each one alone, blocking the other, and they're wonderful.

 

[amtechrs]

Love your technical skills and the quality of the work.
Seeing both pens in the same photo was a bit much for me.
I went back and looked at each one alone, blocking the other, and they're wonderful.

I get that, Gary! I've thought that myself sometimes... Thank you!