Pop can brick pen

[workinforwood]

This is the best pic I can come up with. Tried a hundred different ways, I'm just not a photographer. 1st WC rollerball kit had defective threads. They replaced the kit and upgraded it to titanium gold.

 

[fstepanski]

Nice pen..
Natural light is best for pictures. Try shooting in a place that is not in direct sunlight, i.e. shade of a tree it will reduce shadows and sun glare off your awesome finish..

 

[Paul in OKC]

Nice work!

 

[Ligget]

Lovely work, the picture may not be the clearest but I can appreciate just how much work went into the glue-up. [:0][]

 

[neon007]

Great work! Try taking the pic with the sun behind you next time. That may also help.

 

[rherrell]

Nice job. PITA ain't it?!

 

[GaryMGg]

Jeff, it turned out nicely.

 

[laurie sullivan]

great everything on the pen, as everyone else has said.

now on the photo, try a trick of mine when it come to shooting outside. don't shoot in direct sunlight. I like to shoot in the shade with the sun nowhere insight of the pen (behind the house in the yard). you won't get the high and bright reflections. just a thought......[8D]

Laurie

 

[great12b4ever]

Pen looks great, and I can tell there was a lot of glue-up. NOw you have inspired me to make one with Redheart and I think brass. I have some .002 and .003" thick brass shim stock that I have been dying to try out. Red and gold may not be too bad.

Rob

 

[Radman]

Looks just fine to me[]
[8D]

 

[Federman]

Nice Job, how long did that glue up take???

 

[NavyDiver]

Nice work! Excellent job with the segmenting!