Stripes. Using leftovers

[hewunch]

Ok really got to playing around today with some slices left over from smaller pens. Here we have a segmented pen with the following woods. Jabota, Cherry, Yellowheart, Buckeyeburl, Zebrawood, curly Maple and Paduk. Finish is Plexi MM12000. Comments welcome.

 

[Skye]

Not sure my comments will be welcome with this one, lol

Hey, the segmentation work is good though!

 

[rjwolfe3]

Hey those are cool looking. Different but in a good way. I wish my segmenting came out like that.

 

[leehljp]

Nice looking and creative work.

Don't let Sky rile you. He is not known for his encouragement.

 

[hebertjo]

I have read about you using a plexi finish but I am not familar with this. Is there a tutorial on it?

Thanks,

 

[toolcrazy]

Very nice.

 

[Ligget]

Fantastic!

 

[hewunch]

I have read about you using a plexi finish but I am not familar with this. Is there a tutorial on it?

Thanks,

There is on the front page of the Pen shop thepenshop.net . If I recall it is on the right hand side.

 

[gad5264]

I really like it

 

[hebertjo]

Thanks for the link to the plexi finish tutorial.

 

[hewunch]

^^ Happy to help!

 

[papaturner]

Waste not want not lol.They actually look pretty cool.

 

[hewunch]

Perry, it is actually several shots of the same pen.

 

[bitshird]

great to see creativity flourish sure beats tossing the scraps in the fire pit, nice job, I have enough trouble with straight CA finish :biggrin:

 

[TBone]

Nothing wrong with that work. The stripes may not appeal to everyone but it's great work on the segments.

 

[holmqer]

Very nice job on the segmenting and creating an interesting look. The more I see of segmenting like this the more tempted I get to try it myself.

 

[hewunch]

It really is not that hard. Give it a try and you will be on your way to different looks.

 

[desertyellow]

It makes for a fun looking pen.
Way to recycle.