Entry Pictures for Youth Summer Contest

Signed-In Members Don't See This Ad

mredburn

IAP Activities Manager
Staff member
Joined
Jul 5, 2009
Messages
8,806
Location
Fort Myers FL
Here is our first entry! In the under 14 age group. A pen submitted by Rebecca Lyons and its a beauty!
attachment.php



attachment.php


attachment.php


Thanks Rebecca, a beautiful pen by a beautiful young lady.

Good Luck!
 

Attachments

  • Rebecca lyons 2.jpg
    Rebecca lyons 2.jpg
    219.4 KB · Views: 955
  • Rebbeca lyons 1.jpg
    Rebbeca lyons 1.jpg
    41.1 KB · Views: 1,170
  • Rebbeca Lyons 3.jpg
    Rebbeca Lyons 3.jpg
    215.8 KB · Views: 1,063
Signed-In Members Don't See This Ad
Please feel free to not only "like" our young contestants pens but to add your comments and support to the thread.

If you missed the rules for the contest or need the entry information here is that thread. http://www.penturners.org/forum/f18/youth-beautiful-pen-summer-challenge-contest-111317/

Your Entries can be sent to me at
sales (at) silverpenparts.com I need the age of the child if they dont have their own IAP membership, Name of the IAP member its bieng submitted under. complete address, and up to 3 photos. please put "youth contest" subject line. You may also send me any questions you have. Thanks
 
Last edited:
Rebecca and Joshua great looking pens. I do have a question for you both are you making sure you keep them? My daughter makes sure hers is in a safe place....
 
I think I like Angilina's best....no Joshua's....no Rebecca's, these young adults have our future well in hand ...well done, they are all winners.
 
Last edited:
These are some great looking pens. Very impressive efforts. It's going to be really hard to pick a favorite.

Ed

I think I like Angilina's best....no Joshua's....no Rebecca's, these young adults have or future well in hand ...well done, they are all winners.

Just imagine how Rebecca and Johsua's parents feel. They will have to vote between their kids. LOL.... <<<<Insert talking smack joke about choosing which kid>>>

I am lucky only on of my kids entered!
 
...I am lucky only on of my kids entered!


Wait a minute!!! You have more kids and they haven't entered!!! What's up with that? There has to be at least one more pen turner in your family.

Ed

She's 4, so it's a couple years away. The older one already had the bright idea of making her a shop. Part of my bench is now her desk.....
 
Just imagine how Rebecca and Johsua's parents feel. They will have to vote between their kids. LOL.... <<<<Insert talking smack joke about choosing which kid>>>

I am lucky only on of my kids entered!

I hadn't thought about that part :eek: . . . .

And we have a 3rd that hasn't decided yet if he is going to make one. He prefers to turn "non-magical wands" since we can't find a reliable supply of unicorn hair or phoenix feathers.
 
They are some great looking pens, its great to young kids doing such nice work. I think they look better than some of mine.
Steve
 
OK! STOP posting pictures of the kids!!!

It's not fare!

How the hell are we suppose the critic the pens if you put pictures of the kids?

Look on the bright side, at least you are not like one and he has to pick which kid he likes more. LMAO!!!!!! :biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:
 
We have another great entry by a young man in the under 14 age group.

Mathew Johnson
Matthew did all the work on the pen including cutting the blank to size, gluing up the segmentation, drilling the hole, turning, finishing, buffing and assembling.

It was his first segmentation and first time turning aluminum.

The segment is made of Padauk, aluminum and corian


attachment.php


attachment.php


attachment.php


Great pen Mathew and good luck
 

Attachments

  • Matthew 2013a.jpg
    Matthew 2013a.jpg
    45.2 KB · Views: 1,076
  • Matthew 2013c.jpg
    Matthew 2013c.jpg
    12.2 KB · Views: 437
  • Matthew 2013b-1.jpg
    Matthew 2013b-1.jpg
    34.7 KB · Views: 833
Very impressive lists of firsts on that pen. First segmentation. First use of aluminum. I'm pretty sure it's not a first pen though. :wink:

Good job!!

Ed

Who barely knew how to use a pen when he was under 14, let alone make one....
 
Very impressive lists of firsts on that pen. First segmentation. First use of aluminum. I'm pretty sure it's not a first pen though. :wink:

Good job!!

Ed

Who barely knew how to use a pen when he was under 14, let alone make one....

He just started turning this year - and has turned less than 20 in total, including 10 for the service men!
 
Up next in the under 14 age group
Megan Newbern and a great pen!

Morgan Newbern's entry.. "this is the second one she did. I helped with the first and she didn't approve, said she had to do it all herself. She can turn a wood pen with no problem. Well the results of her first acrylic 100% by her is astounding .She had me scared to death she would get a catch and blow the blank up X2 since it is a double blank kit. Black chrome cigar kit."



attachment.php


attachment.php


attachment.php
 

Attachments

  • Megan Newbern 1.jpg
    Megan Newbern 1.jpg
    18.7 KB · Views: 1,160
  • Megan Newbern 2.jpg
    Megan Newbern 2.jpg
    70.8 KB · Views: 484
  • Megan Newbern 3.jpg
    Megan Newbern 3.jpg
    64.4 KB · Views: 953
These younguns are doing a fantastic job. Putting time in the shop and on the lathe is such a great choice, specially when you look at the other things they could focus on...

Well done all and a hoo rah to the parents who are teaching them.
 
Each and every one of these young turners should be very proud of their accomplishments. They are all winners!! I commend their parents for taking the time to introduce them to this fine hobby. And remember SAFETY FIRST!!
 
Next up another young Man for the under 14 age group

James Harrison.

"James was very excited to participate in this contest. This pen is the sixth pen he has made.

He selected a Chrome Vertex and the Indian Princess blank.

James drilled the blank and reversed painted the hole white. I glued in the tube and squared the blank for him.

I assisted James in turning the blank. James wet sanded with MM and I buffed the blank.

I assisted in the finial assembly of the pen."

attachment.php


attachment.php


attachment.php


Thats a great pen James good luck!
 

Attachments

  • James Harrison 1.jpg
    James Harrison 1.jpg
    45.5 KB · Views: 1,017
  • James Harrison 2.jpg
    James Harrison 2.jpg
    48.8 KB · Views: 737
  • James Harrison  3.jpg
    James Harrison 3.jpg
    63.4 KB · Views: 962
Wow, these are great. Each and everyone of you have done exceptional work. You all (kiddo's and folks) should proud. Glad I don't have to vote......or do I?????
 
I havent been able to use MY shop in the past week as son #2 makes a pen then decides its not good enough, then makes another, same results and another..so far this contest is killing my shop time..lol
 
Signed-In Members Don't See This Ad
Your running out of time but its not over yet. Grab a child and help them make a pen.

HEY BE CAREFUL.... Don't just randomly grab some kids, I bet there are a few parents that might get a little mad at someone saying "Hey little kid wanna make a pen in my shop" :bulgy-eyes:
 
Back
Top Bottom