Had some time last night.
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NavyDiver
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Love the wood on the JG, but the execution of the cigar is outstanding!
schellfarms
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beautiful...what's the finish??
Dario
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Both are beauties...but the box elder is fabulous!!!
Both very well done. Was trying to see which I liked better, but don't think I can compare them. They're both works of art. Thanks for sharing and inspiring.
ed4copies
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Both are fantastic.[
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I like your bloodwood/maple, but prefer when you use thinner lines on the "knots". BTW, I make knots on peppermills, have never attempted a pen, so PLEASE realize my critique is not worth a lot!!!
][][]I like your bloodwood/maple, but prefer when you use thinner lines on the "knots". BTW, I make knots on peppermills, have never attempted a pen, so PLEASE realize my critique is not worth a lot!!!
ashaw
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Ron
Both of your pens look great. Someday I will try my hand a segmentation. Your work is fantastic as usual.
Both of your pens look great. Someday I will try my hand a segmentation. Your work is fantastic as usual.
wudnhed
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BEB is just gorgeous! Excellent laminate on the Cigar! Both are beautiful[
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jedgerton
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These are really outstanding! I love the spalted BEB and the cigar pen was executed perfectly. I'm seeing so many of the knot pens that look great. Is there a tutorial or other info to explain how that is done?
John
John
huntersilver
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awesome looking pens!
jjenk02
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Two thumbs up!!!!
Tanner
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Beautiful pens!! That boxelder is sweet!!!
John,
I recall that someone here had written one. It might be in the database of tutorials. If you don't see one let me know and I'll write one up for you. I believe you will be shocked when you try it. The pen I posted the other night was at a 60* and this one is at a 45*. I think this weekend I'll go for a 30* with smaller strips if I have time.
Remember to e-mail me if you need an assist.
I recall that someone here had written one. It might be in the database of tutorials. If you don't see one let me know and I'll write one up for you. I believe you will be shocked when you try it. The pen I posted the other night was at a 60* and this one is at a 45*. I think this weekend I'll go for a 30* with smaller strips if I have time.
Remember to e-mail me if you need an assist.
alamocdc
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Simply beautiful, Ron![^]
Jim15
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Excellent pens.
johncrane
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WOW! Ron they are both beauties!! the first one blows me away [][]
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workinforwood
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Very nice...love the box elder and I love the segmented design...feel free to send me the instructions on those loops []
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stevers
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The cigar is beautiful, but that first one really (like Jim Carry says) B-E-A-utiful.
Fred
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Super job on both. By all means PLEASE post your knot method... pictures of each step would be a welcome addition to those of us that are not "gifted". Besides, who reads directions when the mrthod if outlined with pictures?
Darley
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Cool and nice pens Ron as alway, nice Spalted Box Elder Burl, for the cigar pen I will use maple veneer to give an accent to the knots ( I mean laminated your piece of bloodwood )
GaryMGg
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As always, that's work to strive to match. Awesome. You have a gift.
CaptG
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Really, really nice.
LEAP
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Sweet! I am once again impressed at the craftsmanship and the generosity of the members of this group!
chigdon
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Those are freakin beautiful
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