Slow Day At Work…

[KenB259]

So what better to than leave early and finish up a pen. Kit is my beloved Knurl GT, original version. Resin is Alumilite Clear.

 

[Kenny Durrant]

I see your casting skills are as good as your segmenting. Nice Pen.

 

[KenB259]

I see your casting skills are as good as your segmenting. Nice Pen.

Still a newbie caster and still learning.

 

[Alan Morrison]

Nice job, Ken. I like that you have used minimal number of watch parts to allow the blue base to shine through.
You may be still learning as a caster but you can't say a newbie any more!!!!

 

[KenB259]

Nice job, Ken. I like that you have used minimal number of watch parts to allow the blue base to shine through.
You may be still learning as a caster but you can't say a newbie any more!!!!

It's pretty full, some are really tiny and probably hard to see in the pictures. Newbie status explains all mistakes.

 

[Kenny Durrant]

Yes Ken, Alan has a point. The term Newbie has a few different meanings. Hopefully we all continue to learn as we go. After the first initial start, Newbie, then it's a matter of how often we learn from making mistakes or how much we spend learning. I will add this. Out of all the casting I've done everything was easier than some of the segmenting. AND that's the segmenting I've done that was no where near the level your on. Thanks for sharing your ideas and progress.

 

[TDahl]

An awesome pen as usual Ken. Very nice.

 

[KMCloonan]

In addition to the other compliments, which I completely agree with, you did a great job of forming the watch parts to the diameter of the tube - it's a fantastic looking pen!

 

[sorcerertd]

That's a great cast and beautiful finished pen! This definitely beats the heck out of working (not that you didn't put some work into that).