Simple and New
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howsitwork
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lovely shape and great transition between the various layers and parts Ken
Thank you, sometimes I have to remind myself there can be beauty in simplicity.lovely shape and great transition between the various layers and parts Ken
KMCloonan
Member
Fantastic pen. I like the blank, and I really like the aluminum dividers with the ebony end caps.
Was the blank one that you used the smaller tubes within the vacuum chamber to stabilize? If so, I have been meaning to ask you: How did you hold the blanks down to keep them immersed in the resin? With my vacuum chamber from Turntex, I have a plate that holds down all the blanks in the chamber, but I am not sure how to hold down blanks in the smaller tubes. I am sure I could figure out something, but if you had success, I would appreciate your info. Thanks.
Was the blank one that you used the smaller tubes within the vacuum chamber to stabilize? If so, I have been meaning to ask you: How did you hold the blanks down to keep them immersed in the resin? With my vacuum chamber from Turntex, I have a plate that holds down all the blanks in the chamber, but I am not sure how to hold down blanks in the smaller tubes. I am sure I could figure out something, but if you had success, I would appreciate your info. Thanks.
No I stabilized quite a few blanks, not dyed, so was no need to use the small tubes. When I did use them, I just cut some steel bars about 2 inches long and that was enough to hold the blanks down.
mark james
IAP Collection, Curator
Very nice! And I agree that often simple is extremely nice.
PatrickR
Member
it looks great! I sometimes just go too far and try to put too much into a blank. The old saying can be true "less is more"
