Halloween Pen.......

[lwalden]

Another Ken Nelson item- amazing what you can do with a laser....

 

[Marc Phillips]

Good grief, that laser is pretty amazing!

Nice job on the pen... I like the color wih the chrome...

 

[twoofakind]

The detail is amazing. Great choice of wood to go with the laser work. What did you fill in the engraved area with?
Andy

 

[chitswood]

oooooooohhhhhhh...


Boo!![:0]

 

[lwalden]

Laserbits sells a variety of color fills- I have the 8 sampler pack, which includes black......

Originally posted by twoofakind
<br />The detail is amazing. Great choice of wood to go with the laser work. What did you fill in the engraved area with?
Andy

 

[Skye]

Let's see, I've got a laser pointer, a magnifying glass.... aw screw it...

 

[Dario]

Very nice!

What wood did you use?

 

[johncrane]

love it Lyle[]

 

[kkwall]

Very nice work!


My kids will want one if I show them that! (I wouldn't mind one either[])

 

[Ligget]

Great pen, that lazer work is fantastic![]

 

[Jim15]

Very, very nice pen, good work.

 

[lwalden]

Ken provided it....orange dyed curly maple

Originally posted by Dario
<br />Very nice!

What wood did you use?

 

[ctEaglesc]

are the silouhettes inlays or colored epoxy?

 

[kruger]

very nice idea to personalize the festivals.
where you bought the laser and how much that costs.
how reduce you to them scenes

 

[lwalden]

It's laser bits colorfill- though next time I will use the colored epoxy. The Colorfill kept wanting to come out of the larger sections.

Originally posted by ctEaglesc
<br />are the silouhettes inlays or colored epoxy?

 

[lwalden]

Ken Nelson offers a number of kits, in addition to providing much of the custom work you will see on this site. You can see his work at

http://www.kallenshaanwoods.com/servlet/StoreFront

I believe he uses an Epilog laser.....

Originally posted by kruger
<br />very nice idea to personalize the festivals.
where you bought the laser and how much that costs.
how reduce you to them scenes

 

[L32]

Checked into buying an Epilog Laser, They Start at $9,000 but are truly amazing. Although I think I need a bigger piggy bank[]

 

[airrat]

I have had the same problem with filling in the larger engravings. Have not tried epoxy due to not knowing if I would have to refinish it.