Another pen from scraps!

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NGLJ

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Wood is too precious (and expensive) to waste. I found a couple of pieces which were layered and had been cut at the same angle. I flipped one around and glued them together along the cut angle. The woods are maple, walnut and padauk. Not long enough for a single barrel slimline so I stuck some scrap purpleheart on the ends. I showed it to my wife and now it is going to one of her friends. So far I have given away most of the pens that I have made.
 

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MedWoodWorx

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Wood is too precious (and expensive) to waste. I found a couple of pieces which were layered and had been cut at the same angle. I flipped one around and glued them together along the cut angle. The woods are maple, walnut and padauk. Not long enough for a single barrel slimline so I stuck some scrap purpleheart on the ends. I showed it to my wife and now it is going to one of her friends. So far I have given away most of the pens that I have made.
very interesting pattern, well done.
 

Drewby108

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I'm with you on gifting out most of the pens I've made. I just wish people stopped pestering me to make something for them. The second this turns into a job, I lose interest.
 

NGLJ

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I completely agree about not wanting a job. For me it is entirely a hobby and despite it being suggested that I could sell some of the pens that I make I am not interested. Further, it is nice to be in a position to gift something when it pleases you to do so.
 
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