What makes a great blank?

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  • Species of wood

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  • Ease of turning

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  • Grain pattern

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  • Compatibility with kit

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  • Marketability/sales price

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  • Color

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BigRob777

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Actually, I would have voted on most of the above. Personally, have to be able to turn it, then I like figure, then species and color. It used to be what blanks I thought would sell best, now it's what sells pens best.
Rob

EDIT: It might surprise you to know how many people are looking for a certain color of pen blanks (or pens). Reds are quite popular.
 

exoticwo

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I too would have voted for most of the options listed. Perhaps listed in order of importance might be a better expanded data collection topic.
The popularity of certain colors is perhaps a regional thing. Reds, along with Blues and Greens are popular where I am and mostly in Acrylics, not dyed or natural. But then again the best sellers are usually something with great character, grain pattern and contrasting colors shown off in a good quality pen.
 
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