YoYoSpin
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In Yellowheart with tiny beads, of course...
Beall Pen Wiz # 4 & 5
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GBusardo
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Pretty cool Ed! Did you spray a finish?
YoYoSpin
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Thanks Gary - it's just my standard, Mylands sanding sealer, Beall buff and Ren-wax finish.
toolcrazy
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Very nice.
MarkHix
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Ed, I think we could "evaluate" them better if we could hold them. Just send them to me and I will tell everyone else what I think.
Those are really nice. I can see that this will add an entire new deminsion to pens.
Have you figured out how to put a yoyo on it yet?
Those are really nice. I can see that this will add an entire new deminsion to pens.
Have you figured out how to put a yoyo on it yet?
SherryD
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Very nice indeed.
Ligget
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Those are cool designs Ed, great work!
angelofdeath
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Nice looking pens....and those are very unique and I do like the new depth you added with the different designs. The spiral one is really nice and I bed it is failry comfortable as well. Thanks for sharing
johncrane
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Ed!
your pens are a work of art, and for me they have the WOW factor too them.
your pens are a work of art, and for me they have the WOW factor too them.
Pen&FishingCT
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dude,relax with the beall.
outstanding figures:biggrin:
outstanding figures:biggrin:
jttheclockman
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Ed
Not sure if you were looking for opinions or not but I would like to make a comment. I love your work and it is first rate. My thing with the fancy cuts and grooves does nothing for me. I think when doing these type pens they need infills to spice them up. Different colored glitter or something. I liked JR's first version when he posted examples. You need to use straight colored woods so as to not detract with wild swirls and burls as you did but it just lacks punch or something. Now this is just my opinion and it is not even worth 2 cents but just thought I had to mention it.
Not sure if you were looking for opinions or not but I would like to make a comment. I love your work and it is first rate. My thing with the fancy cuts and grooves does nothing for me. I think when doing these type pens they need infills to spice them up. Different colored glitter or something. I liked JR's first version when he posted examples. You need to use straight colored woods so as to not detract with wild swirls and burls as you did but it just lacks punch or something. Now this is just my opinion and it is not even worth 2 cents but just thought I had to mention it.