Groove Copper

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qquake

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My first Groove pen, in gunmetal, from PSI. The blank is a Lave Bright, called Copper with Gold Thread, also from PSI. This is a slim click pen, which I made for a friend. He prefers slim pens, which I abhor. But hey, like the old Vulcan proverb says, "I rejoice in our differences." Regardless, I'm happy with how it turned out.
 

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Looks good! It does seem kind of slim but it also looks like it gives you a chance to show off a nice, long blank
 

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How did you like the groove pens? I've seen them, but never buy the kits. Personally, I love how slim you make the slimline style!


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I like the Groove. I have a couple more kits to make. I'm amazed at how small they've been able to make the click mechanism. My friend really prefers slim pens, so I tried to turn the bodies as straight as possible. Personally, I don't like "fat" pens, especially fat slim pens. I don't mind a slight bulge, but definitely don't like them to look pregnant. But that's just my personal opinion.

Since these bodies were going to be turned so thin, I wanted to make sure the brass tubes didn't show through. So I back painted the blanks, painted the tubes, and colored the epoxy.
 

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