A few cartridges with "windows".
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TBone
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Excellent work Rick. I really like the looks of those. It has the cartridge pen appeal as well as the ablility to show more of the blank. Do all of the pens have 2 windows>
Great job.
Great job.
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BullDurham
Member
Very nice, well done on top of that!!
spitfire
Member
This are very nice. A step above the conventional cartridge pens for sure.
PaulDoug
Member
Guess I'll take my cartridge pens and go home.. Can not even compete! Those are really nice.
I think the picture thing is from reducing them to post, I don't know. I know what pictures I post never seen to be as clear or sharp as the original. But in my case that a good thing!
I think the picture thing is from reducing them to post, I don't know. I know what pictures I post never seen to be as clear or sharp as the original. But in my case that a good thing!
Jim15
Member
Rick, those are great looking pens, neat idea.
toolcrazy
Member
Great looking pens.
I think the forum software resizes the photos. That would explain the digitized look.
I think the forum software resizes the photos. That would explain the digitized look.
TAFFJ
Member
Very nice Rick. A great idea and well executed.
Ligget
Member
Rick those are awesome, I for one would love to know how you do it, any thoughts of doing a tutorial?
Bear_Knuckle_Turner
Member
OUTSTANDING, I still haven't tried a cartridge pen. This takes them to the next level!
bananajeep
Member
Rick, Nice twist on the standard cartridge pen. You have done a great job on those.
Mike
Mike
devowoodworking
Member
Rick, those are just outstanding, definitely the nicest 'cartridge pens' I've ever seen!!:glasses-cool::worship:
fernhills
Member
They are absolutely fantastic, I especially like the Antler. Carl
desertyellow
Member
Rick, nice work.
I like the rattler the best.
They all look good.
I like the rattler the best.
They all look good.
Sylvanite
Member
Outstanding pens Rick! You did a great job rounding over the cutouts and the fit and finish of the inserts is excellent. Are these powder-coated, or lacquered? I don't see any copper discoloration that typically comes from powder-coating.
Regards,
Eric
Regards,
Eric
TBone
Member
Yeah, those old shabby pictures in the first post just didn't do justice. They're much better now. :biggrin:
They look great.
They look great.
VisExp
Member
Rick, those look amazing. Hats off to your craftsmanship and to persevering in order to find a production process that works for you!
gerryr
Member
Really nice looking cartridge pens.
Verne
Member
Rick,
As usual, very, very nice. You continue to amaze me with your ingenuity and artistic eye.
Vern
As usual, very, very nice. You continue to amaze me with your ingenuity and artistic eye.
Vern
rjwolfe3
Member
wow those are simply amazing - that is so unique
ahoiberg
Member
rick, you da man. nice pens.
workinforwood
Member
They are great as usual. Since you say you are not using PR anymore and that you can pc the pens..then I'm guessing what's up is that you have a piece of plastic cut that forms inside the cut of the bullet to smooth the pen out? Or you just don't bother worrying about the open window feel to the fingers?
igran7
Member
Amazing work Rick, all of them are outstanding, I for one would love a tutorial.
alamocdc
Member
I actually like the look of those, Rick. Nicely done!
gwilki
Member
These are a real step up from your first efforts, Rick. Congratulations.
I, would love a tutorial.
I, would love a tutorial.
devowoodworking
Member
Yes, definitely would like to see a tutorial!! The new pics are awesome as well