Finally turned one….again
- Thread starter Paul in OKC
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mark james
IAP Collection, Curator
I truly trust your skill set as an 'elder' IAP member... but to 'get back in the saddle' you chose BOWLING BALL material 
. So there was no maple, walnut, or pretubed corian for you to play with?
The pen looks great! Nice to seeing you have fun.
. So there was no maple, walnut, or pretubed corian for you to play with?The pen looks great! Nice to seeing you have fun.
Paul in OKC
Member
Got a drawer full of maple and walnut blanks I keep thinking I will play with sometime. (Been thinking this for about 10 yearsI truly trust your skill set as an 'elder' IAP member... but to 'get back in the saddle' you chose BOWLING BALL material
The pen looks great! Nice to seeing you have fun.
). And got rid of my corian stash
. Do hope to keep playing!
mark james
IAP Collection, Curator
Sometime playing may result in wonderful results. Happy exploring.Got a drawer full of maple and walnut blanks I keep thinking I will play with sometime. (Been thinking this for about 10 years
Be well.
Alchemist
Member
Now!!! That is fascinating stuff!!! I want to turn bowling ball material now!! Beautiful!
Woodchipper
Member
Great idea and nice blanks. Right down your alley!
ed4copies
Local Chapter Manager
Bowling ball material once was readily available.
Several years ago I tried to find it wholesale--unsuccessfully.
If anyone knows where to buy the old material, please let me know and we will add it to Exotics.
These days, the "cover" of the ball is too thin to make into decent pen blanks.
I turned a LOT of it, it is FUN!!
Thanks for the memory, Paul!!
Several years ago I tried to find it wholesale--unsuccessfully.
If anyone knows where to buy the old material, please let me know and we will add it to Exotics.
These days, the "cover" of the ball is too thin to make into decent pen blanks.
I turned a LOT of it, it is FUN!!
Thanks for the memory, Paul!!