Trench Glue-up

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Wmcullen

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I tried something new and want to share the result.

After turning for a few hours yesterday, I had wood shavings from multiple species of wood.
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Using a parting tool, I cut a few trenches into padauk blanks. I packed them with the thin CA glue and the wood shavings.
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Thanks for looking.
- Cullen
 
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mark james

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Nice... I'm a fan. ๐Ÿ‘

Center bands are sweet; consider the segments in a better alignment for the two sections to be similar - a very 'nit pick'. I just favor rings to be similarily placed for both sections (or single sections). A very minor consideration. Very nice! ๐Ÿ‘ ๐Ÿ‘ ๐Ÿ‘
 

Wmcullen

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Nice... I'm a fan. ๐Ÿ‘

Center bands are sweet; consider the segments in a better alignment for the two sections to be similar - a very 'nit pick'. I just favor rings to be similarily placed for both sections (or single sections). A very minor consideration. Very nice! ๐Ÿ‘ ๐Ÿ‘ ๐Ÿ‘
Thanks Mark. Great feedback!
And since I haven't said it yet to everyone: Merry Christmas!
 

magpens

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Nice going, Cullen !

That kind of a segmentation pattern would look really nice on a Cigar pen kit . . which is a bit bigger with a slightly different shape.
You could even make it as a single barrel pen.

I like what you have done to reduce the burden on waste disposal systems !
:D
 
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howsitwork

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I like the distinct "ridge" just before the nib section in the paduak. This will give a positive grip and is not something I'd considered before. Thanks for the inspiration !
 
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