Casting Polyester Resin

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"So, is your technique of creating resin blanks documented anywhere in a file...might be worth a donation if it was " (penhead)

Wow, thanks for posting that article Jeff on casting PR resins!
Great set of instructions by JAY. :)

I will have to give it a try ;) I bet it works just how he describes IT [}:)]

Oh, by the way JP, I think that article is worth about.....
well.....okay.....lets say.....about $200.00 donation :D [}:)] :D
 
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For those who don't know, this is the article to which Anthony is referring:
http://www.penturners.org/content/PR_Instructions.pdf

And this is where you go to contribute, so we can continue to have access to such a great site:
http://www.penturners.org/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=4785
 
And I was thinking maybe you hadn't seen that post[:D][:D]

Just now getting to read the forums, glad I have had my coffeeeeee...will take care of business when I get home from the office tonight[:)][8D]

JohnP
 
JP, I have been busier than ussual with the "W" thing. But remember.
I still see all, [:p] Especially the one's that bad mouth me [:D]

Like I tell my kids....You may get away with it....
But the old man allways finds out the truth, sooner or later [:D]

That is why I never wrote a paper on the subject, if I had, the only
difference between my article and Jay's would have been
my name & my photos. [;)]

I will leave you with a little parable................

There were six Kings bearing gifts...
2 woodworkers, 2 chefs & 2 pen makers...
They all brought their gifts to King Tony..
The first woodworker brought his box made of press board,
The other woodworker's box was made of fine burls...
The one chef presented his meal made a fresh road kill...
While the other had killed the finest fatted calf for his...
As for the penmakers..the one presented his resin pen made from
old paint drippings and cheap dyes..
while the other used fine powder dyes, found in the instructions [:D]

So the morral of the story goes.....you get out what you put in [;)]
 
Am I dreaming or did a post vanish [:D]
I just finished casting her [:D]

I never did thank Jay for the wonderfull instructions.
Don't know who he is, or where he hangs out.
But thanks Jay [:)] for a great article [;)]
 
Just figured anything so good going into resin should be awesome when it come out...[:)][:)][:)]


((Wasn't sure she would appreciate the humor in case she was reading over my shoulder))[}:)][:)]
 
Jay hangs at the Yahoo group and the PenMakersGuild on Yahoo. He is a good friend of mine and he gave me permission to place these articles here. They are both in the Yahoo Penturners files areas. Go to his guild gallery at http://www.turtlewoodworks.com and look at some of his pens. And while there look at some of the other guild member's pens. Maybe even consider applying.
Do a good turn daily!
Don
 
Well, as fine of an article as it was...it wasn't an original Penchetta...[:D][}:)][:D]

....I did however, make a good size dent in that number..[:)][:)][:)]

...thanks Jeff and all who make this the best and most interesting forum on the 'Net...!!!


Originally posted by penworks
<br />"So, is your technique of creating resin blanks documented anywhere in a file...might be worth a donation if it was " (penhead)

Wow, thanks for posting that article Jeff on casting PR resins!
Great set of instructions by JAY. [:)]

I will have to give it a try [;)] I bet it works just how he describes IT [}:)]

Oh, by the way JP, I think that article is worth about.....
well.....okay.....lets say.....about $200.00 donation [:D] [}:)] [:D]
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Now that's one DENT I liked hearing about [:)]
Vs my clients smashing up their cars. [V]
Which they have no problem doing on a regular basis, [B)]
 
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