G gwisher Member Joined Dec 26, 2009 Messages 154 Location Roseville, MN Sep 3, 2010 #1 This is my first attempt at a herringbone 360. I have seen all these cool looking pens on here I just had to try one. Comments welcome please. Attachments 100_3952.jpg 21.8 KB · Views: 254
This is my first attempt at a herringbone 360. I have seen all these cool looking pens on here I just had to try one. Comments welcome please.
ed4copies Local Chapter Manager Joined Mar 25, 2005 Messages 24,701 Location Racine, WI, USA. Sep 3, 2010 #2 LOOKS great, and the finish looks good too!!! IF you do it again, use woods that contrast more, so the pattern is more prominent. JMO!!!!
LOOKS great, and the finish looks good too!!! IF you do it again, use woods that contrast more, so the pattern is more prominent. JMO!!!!
G gwisher Member Joined Dec 26, 2009 Messages 154 Location Roseville, MN Sep 3, 2010 #3 Thank you. I used Padauk and white oak and before the finish was applied it was more prominent but got a lot darker when I applied finish. I think I will try something with Ebony next time.
Thank you. I used Padauk and white oak and before the finish was applied it was more prominent but got a lot darker when I applied finish. I think I will try something with Ebony next time.
ed4copies Local Chapter Manager Joined Mar 25, 2005 Messages 24,701 Location Racine, WI, USA. Sep 3, 2010 #4 IF you use a very white wood, Jason Swanson has convinced me you can keep it white by using compressed air as you sand. It works.
IF you use a very white wood, Jason Swanson has convinced me you can keep it white by using compressed air as you sand. It works.
glycerine Member Joined Aug 7, 2009 Messages 3,462 Location Fayetteville, NC Sep 3, 2010 #5 Looks good.
G gwisher Member Joined Dec 26, 2009 Messages 154 Location Roseville, MN Sep 3, 2010 #6 ed4copies said: IF you use a very white wood, Jason Swanson has convinced me you can keep it white by using compressed air as you sand. It works. Click to expand... Do you mean by using the compressed air as I sand, or between the different grits?
ed4copies said: IF you use a very white wood, Jason Swanson has convinced me you can keep it white by using compressed air as you sand. It works. Click to expand... Do you mean by using the compressed air as I sand, or between the different grits?
Tanner Member Joined May 17, 2006 Messages 2,447 Location Peoria, Arizona, USA. Sep 3, 2010 #7 Very nice! Excellent job in attempting and completing a Herringbone. I haven't even attempted one.
J jocat54 Member Joined Dec 4, 2009 Messages 471 Location Leakey, Texas Sep 3, 2010 #8 Nice job!! John