A little sick humor

[plantman]

For those of us that suffer from Type 1 or 2 Diabetes, this pen needs no explaination, it's part of our daily life. For those of you lucky enough not to have diabetes, this is the insulin pen we use to give ourselfs our daily shots. I converted the pen into a rollerball ink pen for my diabetic Dr, who also has diabetes. Jim S

P.S. The needles aren't that big !!

 

[BradG]

Thats brilliant. love designs like these. nicely done Jim

 

[pensbydesign]

nice now i know what to do with those instead of throwing them away

 

[Russknan]

Beautiful! Just remember, A stick in tine, saves . . . one!
Russ

 

[timcbs]

WELL DONE!!!

 

[plantman]

Thanks Brad. As you can see in the photos above, I use a white terry cloth bath towel for my background. It gives me a little texture and won't reflect light. You can also make it vanish if you want. Since you do most of your work in the bathroom, you shouldn't have far to go to find one. Jim S

 

[Chatham PenWorks]

Pretty slick. I just hope he remembers which is which when he goes to stick himself.

 

[Jim15]

That's awesome.

 

[mikespenturningz]

That is a slick idea Jim. Nicely done too.

 

[jttheclockman]

Now that my friend is brilliant. I like the idea. I just got done doing a huge office job for Novo Nordisc. That is their big claim to fame these days. That would have done great with the big execs. Nice work.

 

[Twissy]

Really cool!

 

[rickjake]

Very creative! My brother unfortunately is type 2. I think he uses these, maybe my first project.:biggrin:

 

[jyreene]

Nice use of material from your everyday life. Has all the more meaning attached to it.

 

[Ligget]

Fantastic transformation, good thinking!

 

[Sawdust46]

Very nice innovative work!

 

[Martin G]

Nicely done! I'll have to do one for my endocrinologist.

 

[gimpy]

Really cool idea, your doc will be very happy

 

[plantman]

My Endocinologist has a great sence of humor, and was very excited when I presented it to her. She had to go out and show everybody in the clinic. That smile was priceless. Thank you all for the special comments. Jim S