qquake
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Anybody have any ideas for a pen kit and/or blank appropriate for a dentist?
Dentist pen ideas?
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I have used this blank. I used it on an EDC click kit for a dental office and they loved it.
www.exoticblanks.com
Dental Hybrid Pen Blanks - Wenge #13-16GG
Think that this is an unusual subject for a pen blank? Not for your dentist or oral hygienist! This will make a great gift for those in the dental industry. Features wenge scroll sawed out to reveal a molar and a swirling mix of gold and pearl white Alumilite resins.Please choose your one of a...
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My dentist liked this one .....
lazerlinez.com
But before you place an order, make sure this business is operational ... I think there may be some doubt based on comments from members.
Tooth / Dentist Inlay
Description Assembly Instructions The Tooth lase inlay Kit is a very easy kit to do and only have a couple of pieces. 1 x Barrel and a white Holly Tooth. All wood are stabilized and will not bleed the color into other inlay pieces. 27/64" Brass tube size - Sierra style Pens For assembly...
lazerlinez.com
But before you place an order, make sure this business is operational ... I think there may be some doubt based on comments from members.
qquake
Member
Those are both good ideas. I was wondering if there was an inlay blank. I had forgotten about Lazerlinez. I have since found out, though, that he likes motorcycles. So I'm thinking maybe something like this. I made one for my son once.
Motorcycle Matte Black and Chrome Kickstart Action Pen Kit
Capture the thrill of the open road with this beautifully crafted Motorcycle Pen Kit. Each and every component is thoughtfully designed and finished with breathtaking detail for a look that is pure open road cruiser. From the straight pipes to the muscular lines of the old school single cylinder eng
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Curly
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Peter (PenPal) nailed it with his Dental Hand Piece pens. An example in the 6th and how in the 9th posts.
He is the gent to emulate.
"Tooth" Blank
I would like to make pens for my dentist and his staff as gifts. Does anyone know of any blanks that have a tooth design inlay? I have checked all of the vendors that I have dealt with in cannot find anything. If that is not available, does anyone know of a vendor that can make a...
www.penturners.org
He is the gent to emulate.
Here is a pen I made for Cav, an old member and dentist.. 18th century tooth key....
Mystery Tool or Misery Tool?
Any idea what this little tool is? :biggrin::biggrin: The hook operates on a cam and closes when the handle is turned:eek: Just for fun:biggrin:
www.penturners.org
CHARLES STOPCZYNSKI
Member
woodnwhimsies.com has a very nice multi color wood inlay blank in Tooth/Dental theme.
Click on "INLAY'S". When I just visited to verify it was first item in upper left corner.
Click on "INLAY'S". When I just visited to verify it was first item in upper left corner.
CHARLES STOPCZYNSKI
Member
Correction to above reply. After clicking "INLAY BLANKS", click "OCCUPATIONAL".
I've used their blanks before and are excellent. Follow directions exactly as printed. In particular the rubber band part.
I've used their blanks before and are excellent. Follow directions exactly as printed. In particular the rubber band part.
Here's the link to the .... woodnwhimsies.com .... TOOTH INLAY BLANK that Charles is talking about.
qquake
Member
Cute but pricey.
JWinIndiana
Member
Whole premise of business, if the customer orders it, make it, sell it, collect the money.
qquake
Member
It's not for an order, it's for me to give to my new dentist.
Curly
Member
....So you can get them to give you their old picks and bits for the shop.
qquake
Member
I'm not sure I want any old dental tools at my house. LOL....So you can get them to give you their old picks and bits for the shop.
Curly
Member
They break or wear out an end of a tool so no good to them but perfect for picking out O-rings, bits of stuff out of holes like threads in a nut and the burrs they grind your teeth with can be just as useful to you should you do power carving. They won't give you any that still have bits of the last guy on them. If you don't get some the next guy will. I still have picks in my toolbox from 40 years ago when I was wrenching airplanes.