Thanks for all the help!

[Stevej72]

Thanks to everyone who posted a response to my casting questions. I finally got a logo cast that I am happy with. I sharpened my tools several times as I was turning it because I knew that just as I made the last cut the skew would dig in and ruin it, but it turned out fine. I made this for a friend and will take it to him tomorrow morning when we meet for coffee.

 

[stevers]

Nice job Steve. Glad to see it finally came out. Beautiful finish. Cant see the tube at all either. I guess that means theres hope for the rest of us just getting into this casting arena.
Thanks for the update.

 

[kkwall]

Very nice work. The finish looks very crisp and sharp.[8D]

 

[BRobbins629]

Well done. You always appreciate the difficult ones a little more. Now all we need is a good idea for what to do with all the reject blanks[]

 

[johncrane]

Steve!
very nice pen, now l don't think any one will steal this one.

 

[Radman]

Very well done!
[8D]

 

[JimM]

Nice work Steve. You can be very proud of the work you did.

 

[Tanner]

Very, very good job Steve!!! If you would, could you put together and email me a tutorial of how you did it with tips and suggestions?

 

[rovercat]

That is one sharp looking pen

 

[rherrell]

I'm about to make a bunch of pens for the company I work for. You give me hope!!!

 

[ahoiberg]

great job steve. as others have mentioned, i've been interested in doing one like this for a while now. one question, pressure pot or no?

 

[Stevej72]

I did put it in a pressure pot at about 60 lbs. (probably doesn't need that much, but I didn't take a chance). I am doing three more for this friend. Then this morning at coffee another guy I know who is a financial advisor is interested in buying them for his clients that invest a "LOT" of money with him.