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MarkHix

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My first attempts at segmented pens were awful so I decided to try something with larger pieces. The firt one flew apart on the lathe, the second I got the walls too thin and cut thru the side. This is the third iteration. Loweswood (pine) and mahogony. It was a blast to make. There is a total of 42 peices here. I should have continued the mahogony inserts on the top row too to make it more uniform.

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I appreciate the comments. I am already making plans for the next one. Flatter rings and more glue will help alot. I put Mylands on this one to give it some shine.
 

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Just the fact that you got that nice of a surface on that soft pine (I know Loweswood all too well) is an accomplishment!!

I like the look. Sure, maybe some more mahogany in the upper section, but it's still a trophy to me.
 
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