Sedona Snakewood-Ebony Segmentation

[Robert111]

This was hard to photograph for some reason. It has brass inlays, which are much more difficult to keep together than the pick guard that I was using until Tim raised the bar.

 

[JF36]

I can't see the pictures

 

[EBorraga]

No wonder it was hard to photograph, it's invisible:biggrin:

 

[Robert111]

Invisible Pen Made Sorta Visible

Well, it wasn't THAT hard to photograph.

 

[StephenM]

I just picked up some brass strips today and was wondering if I could use them with gold. Now I don't have to wonder anymore.

Looks great.

 

[Bigdaddy]

Great job, the segments and metal really bring out the pens beauty, very high end looking.

Steve in Ottawa

 

[wiset1]

Very dynamic looking with the color choices! Great looking pen

 

[alphageek]

Wow... Very impressive!

 

[Drstrangefart]

That's a stunner! I like it!

 

[hewunch]

I really like it. Now let us know if it cracks in a month or so. Not to be a poo-poo head, but you picked two woods that love to crack. And it has to do with heat, which can build up while drilling through metal. I hope for that pretty pen's sake I am wrong.

 

[boxerman]

Super nice pen.

 

[Younka]

Wow! that is one nice pen!

 

[Robert111]

I really like it. Now let us know if it cracks in a month or so. Not to be a poo-poo head, but you picked two woods that love to crack. And it has to do with heat, which can build up while drilling through metal. I hope for that pretty pen's sake I am wrong.

I'll let you know. But I've made others with brass or aluminum with no cracking after 3 months.

 

[Robert Sherlock]

Great looking pen. I need to try the segmented pens as they give that extra special something to the pens.

 

[seamus7227]

Wow! that is very classy!

 

[EarlD]

Very nice!

 

[avbill]

well he did say it was hard to photograph.!!