barrels
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Ebony wood turned on a ornamental lathe finished with a beall
comments welcome
comments welcome
basket weave pen
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devowoodworking
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Very nice Eric! Adds some flair to the pen, can you elaborate on your technique, was it segmented or all done on your ornamental lathe?
rherrell
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Wow[:0]
Brewmeister35
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Wow, that's cool!
barrels
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John,
The blank is all one piece. The technique is completely done on the ornamental lathe and is done by indexing and controlled cutting
The blank is all one piece. The technique is completely done on the ornamental lathe and is done by indexing and controlled cutting
Fred
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Eric, which ornamental lathe are you using. If possible could you post some pictures of your set-up? I am considering one of these jewels and am in the "let's make a decision" stage.
Thanks for your assistance. That is indeed a neat pen. Ya done good!
Thanks for your assistance. That is indeed a neat pen. Ya done good!
devowoodworking
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Well in that case that pen is Very, Very nice I'd like to see pics of the process if possible[
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I'd like to see pics of the process if possible[]
Son of a WoW! That is sweet. Nice work!
papaturner
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Very nice indeed......Something I try to come up with all the time..........Different. You did very good.
ahoiberg
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that's really something. great work. is that a very time consuming process? i just can't even imagine how that works.
PenWorks
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Great looking pen, nice design on the cut. Ff a laser engraver wasn't in my future, I would have to get me one of those.
toolcrazy
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Very cool, nice work.
redfishsc
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That IS cool. Sweet work!
barrels
Member
Originally posted by Fred_erick
Eric, which ornamental lathe are you using. If possible could you post some pictures of your set-up? I am considering one of these jewels and am in the "let's make a decision" stage.
Thanks for your assistance. That is indeed a neat pen. Ya done good!
I used a Lawler OT but they are not in production, there are very few of these machines available. The only machine in production and reasonable in price is a Lindow/White rose engine that would also do the job very well. With the Lindow/White you will need a good slide to control the cuts, I have a Hardinge(not cheap)on my LW.If you are really interested in getting a OT lathe start watching the net now for there are so few of these machines available.
If you need any further detail information please contact me anytime.
broitblat
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That is really unusual and spectacular (sorry, "wow" was already taken 
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-Barry
)-Barry
Dalecamino
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Has anyone said AWESOME yet ? I will !! [
)] Nice work !
)] Nice work !