Herringbone Devon clicks
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mark james
IAP Collection, Curator
Your segmenting is superb! Tight lines, excellent alignment, no visible miscues. Well done. 
darrin1200
Member
Well done. Very tight.
I love the inserted square.
Jim15
Member
Great work.
Colin
Member
Kind words, thank you, Mark. Nothing hiding (on these onesYour segmenting is superb! Tight lines, excellent alignment, no visible miscues. Well done.
)Colin
Member
Thx Darrin. the squares were 3/8 x 3/8 x 3/4. On the non-clip side, I turned it so the join was 1 veneer thick (to match)
Colin
Member
Thx Jim, appreciated mate
darrin1200
Member
Reply. I would love to here your method of getting the square in there.
wood128
Member
Great work Colin. I am sure you enjoy creating these . I share your interest. I don't make many pens anymore . My interest is on creating different geometric designed segmented pen blanks, each one different , for the penmakers .I share a few photos of my recent work. Have you tried the reversed spiral design ? The wood at the top of the blank , 3rd from top is Australian Pine
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Mike@CSUSA
Member
Those are excellent! I need to try making some of those!
johncrane
Member
great job
Colin
Member
The square is where the blank starts, slightly oversize. With the purple one, 2 x three segments were glued together, flush 1 end & then veneered. These 2 were glued to the square (oblong really) to form a V. The outside then sanded flush & veneered. Then, simply built up with alternating segments.
Be as neat and precise as possible, the boring of the blank for the tube is the hard part.