70's Ford factory fordite

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CjG78

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G'day!
Had this piece of fordite from the Ford factory in USA from the 70's. It was too thin to make a fountain pen, so I had it cast in some resin to make it usable. I was so pleased, the 2nd last pass of the skew removed 100% of the resin. Success!! I love it when a plan works! (Rarely happens)
There is some nice character in this piece, a few drips and random swirls. This material is getting extremely hard to source I'm led to believe. 10 coats of thin CA to protect it, on a gunmetal Devin Click from Berea. Lovely click mechanism in it.
Thanks for looking!
 

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jttheclockman

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Tough finding some of the older stuff and when you do it is like gold. Just like alot of the old Italian materials. Love the color changes.
 

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Reason its tough to find and turn means you have to be prepared to pay the price,no bargains needed ,courage and skill the secret IMHO Casey personifies this he is a turner of only a very short time debunking myths and others views and creating masterpieces.

Peter.
 
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