Finally All Finished-final 64 pens.
Okay, here are the last of them. It ended up growing to just over 110 pens by the time I was finished and I now have 157 pens for the show. This has been quite a project! I think a couple of these pens may be duplicates from previous posts, sorry, hard to keep track of them all after a while.
PICTURE 1...From left to right:
two-tone Buckeye burl, Honduran Rosewood burl with purple figure, Big Leaf Maple burl with blue alumilite (the alumilite resembles a facial profile), East Indian Poisonwood burl, Cavateo Rosewood.
PICTURE 2...From left to right
Spalted English Beech, English Yew burl, North Carolina Black Locust with Green Malachite inlay, Dalmation figured Ebony, Maple burl, Kingwood, Spalted Ambrosia Maple, super curly Hawaiian Koa, green dyed/stablilized Black Ash burl, Staghorn Sumac and Honduran Rosewood.
PICTURE 3...From left to right
cloud figured Ziricote, Thuya burl, Black Nargusta burl, crosscut Kiaat, Mermaid acrylic, Box Elder burl-stabilized, spalted birdseye Cherry, English yew burl, Jerusalem Olive wood, Frosty Morning acrylic, Gaboon Ebony.
PICTURE 4...From left to right
English Yew burl, York Gum burl, two-tone super curly Mahogany, English Walnut burl with brass inlay, extreme crosscut Zebra wood, Afzelia Xylay, Pink Ivory, Australian curly Blackwood, North Carolina Dogwood with Blue Lapis inlay, Padauk, Earth Marble acrylic, Silver leaf encased in clear acrylic
PICTURE 5...From left to right
Madagascan Boi De Rose, orange dyed Buckeye burl, Chocolate Velvet acrylic, Monochrome acrylic, Ironwood with aluminum/aluminium inlay, Beeswing figured Red Narra, North Carolina two-tone Purple Lilac, 100 year old Longleaf Pine, Concinna burl, Honduran Rosewood burl, pomelle figured tan Bubinga.
PICTURE 6...From left to right
two-tone crosscut Cocobolo, two-tone Thailand Rosewood burl with brass inlay around the tip, black line spalted Oak, Wenge, Cherry burl with Turquoise inlay, Golden Steel acrylic, Flame Red Box Elder burl, Stars and Stripes acrylic, deep blue acrylic, Cauldren acrylic, two-tone Verawood or Argentinian Teak, Cholla Cactus skeleton encased in purple acrylic.
PICTURE 7...From left to right
these two are combinaiton corkscrew/wine stoppers made using grape vines from a Shiraz vineyard in Australia.
All are CA finish.
My favourites? The crosscut Cocobolo Tetra Stylus is amazing and was a nightmare to turn; always trying to break apart.