W warthog Member Joined Aug 1, 2011 Messages 219 Location Blue Springs, Ms. Nov 28, 2011 #1 I was wondering if someone could tell me how to make scallops on custom pens and also where do you get the aluminum that is used in the borders.
I was wondering if someone could tell me how to make scallops on custom pens and also where do you get the aluminum that is used in the borders.
Parson Member Joined Jun 10, 2009 Messages 798 Location Houston, Texas Nov 28, 2011 #2 An IAP user told me he buys his aluminum sheeting at home depot in the roofing area. Another thread just posted shows the progression of making the scallops.
An IAP user told me he buys his aluminum sheeting at home depot in the roofing area. Another thread just posted shows the progression of making the scallops.
arioux Member Joined Jan 20, 2005 Messages 1,734 Location Terrebonne, Quebec, Canada. Nov 28, 2011 #3 Here the technique used by one of the master http://www.distinctiveturnings.com/tutorials/ScallopPensByMarkGisi.pdf
Here the technique used by one of the master http://www.distinctiveturnings.com/tutorials/ScallopPensByMarkGisi.pdf
edavisj316 Member Joined Oct 7, 2010 Messages 100 Location Melbourne, FL Nov 29, 2011 #4 +1 for roofing flashing. I got a pack of squares that will last a lifetime @ Lowe's for < $10.
joefyffe Passed Away Aug 19, 2018 In Memoriam Joined Mar 29, 2010 Messages 1,316 Location Indianapolis (almost Zionsville) Indiana Feb 20, 2012 #5 some, who want thin lines, use cut up soda cans. If you wish to reallly enjoy penturning, I would recommend cut up beer cans:biggrin:. Sand off the paint!
some, who want thin lines, use cut up soda cans. If you wish to reallly enjoy penturning, I would recommend cut up beer cans:biggrin:. Sand off the paint!
Pens By Scott Member Joined Feb 20, 2010 Messages 767 Location Calgary, Alberta, Canada Feb 20, 2012 #6 For the Aluminum, I've used pop/Soda cans, just sand off any labeling.
T TerryDowning Member Joined Apr 27, 2011 Messages 520 Location Newhall, CA Feb 21, 2012 #7 You can also use contrasting wood veneer strips, and even paper for the accents.