The First "Batch"

[SevenHillsTurnings]

When I jumped in to this, I jumped in deep. I started turning Euros, and turned more Euros and more.....
So here are my first pens, 32 of them to be exact. On most of them I went for a heftier feel.

I'm going to turn my attention to a few slimlines, just to learn a different style.

Thanks for looking. Comments welcome.

Mark

 

[RMB]

They look very nice. I'd suggest trying some different profiles, beads, coves, bulges, lips, etc... If you don't like it, then just turn it down straight. You sure have got the basic Euro down though, and those will sell!

 

[Jim15]

Good looking bunch of pens.

 

[Skye]

Not bad at all. While that's a lot of burning, I think the placement of the lines are pretty good.

Time to start some other kits. The Euros don't allow for much creativity. You'll find with the slimline a lot can be done. (especially if you omit the centerband)

 

[markgum]

AWESOME.

 

[philb]

That's a nice looking batch, especially all of them taken together in one photo!

Question for you, where did you get your displays?

 

[ironman]

those look good and i bet alot of time spent ( well spent )

 

[Ligget]

Great pictures of a lovely group of pens!

 

[desertyellow]

You are not kidding.
With that much practice how can you go wrong.
Nice stuff!

 

[sdemars]

I hope my first batch looks that good!!!!!!!!!!

Very nice pens.

Steve & Dez

 

[bitshird]

Nice looking batch of pens, good to see someone start out on something other than slimlines.

 

[toolcrazy]

Nice batch.

 

[topbind]

nice job on the euros lots of different shades

 

[workinforwood]

They look great, Euro's are excellent selling pens! And as far as versitility, I don't see how a slim is more versatile than a Euro...you can toss out the centerband and do absolutely anything you can with a regular slim, you just have a slightly larger nib and a better finial which is far more versatile than a regular slim finial.

 

[hewunch]

Looks great! I was just in your neck of the woods Friday night. We spent the night in Lynchburg on our way home from DC and visited some friends who just had a baby. I love that area. And the D-Day Memorial is very cool.