Couple of my first attempts
- Thread starter Rolland
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bensoelberg
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Good job, they both look very nice. Will you give us some more information about them, (especially the purple one)? Blank, finish, kit, etc...
ctubbs
Member
Rolland, that is two fine pens you have shown us. The fit and finish is right where it should be. One suggestion, if you could crop the photos to show more pen and less background, it would be helpful. Thanks for showing. You have the right idea, no pics, didn't happen. You may be hearing that from time to time.
Charles
Charles
asyler
Local Chapter Leader
nice! i like the purple,,
Lenny
Member
Rolland ... well done!
Is that second one "the Orion" ?
Is that second one "the Orion" ?
Rolland
Member
The purple is a Preminum Classic Rollerball with stabilized Boxelder burl purple. The brown is an Orion rollerball with stabilized spalted Tiger Oak, it has a rougher feel more like natural wood. both have a blo/ca finish. both kits and blanks are from WoodTurningz, Inc.
Thanks for the kind words
Thanks for the kind words
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Super Dave
Member
Looks like your off to a great start.
Dave
Dave
DrBills
Member
They both look great! Very well done sir.
Bill
Bill
DLGunn
Member
The purple boxelder pen is beautiful. You did a great job on both. I really like those dyed boxelder pens. I am surprised I don't see more of them.
broitblat
Member
Nicely done. Thanks for sharing.
-Barry
-Barry
terryf
Member
Lovely pens Rolland, be so kind and show off some more of your attempts here please 
I quite like that Orion pen, got an email from Ryan at Woodturningz re the Orion and Im planning on grabbing a few - what do you think of them?
I quite like that Orion pen, got an email from Ryan at Woodturningz re the Orion and Im planning on grabbing a few - what do you think of them?
Rolland
Member
Terryf
I like them and they don't seem to hard to do. But you have to understand I just started making pens so I really don't have a lot of history to draw from in compairing one pen to another.
I like them and they don't seem to hard to do. But you have to understand I just started making pens so I really don't have a lot of history to draw from in compairing one pen to another.
terryf
Member
fair comment, thanks mate!
Terryf
I like them and they don't seem to hard to do. But you have to understand I just started making pens so I really don't have a lot of history to draw from in compairing one pen to another.