Winners of the Casting Contest!

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mredburn

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Thanks to all that participated and great pens by every one.

The Polls are closed and we have our winners!

IN Third place
With 53 votes

Pen #1 made by Ben Shipman -CrimsonKeel

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Ben wins a Small Flat Rate Box of Blanks from BrianG

Congratulations Ben!


IN Second Place
With 57 Votes

Pen #8 made by Michael Bain -Mike8850

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Michael wins a $50.00 Gift certificate from Classic Nib.
Congratulation MIke!


And Finally in First place with 61 votes


Pen #2
Made by Cody Walker - cwalker935

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Cody wins a $50 Gift certificate from Signature Pen Supply

Congratulations Cody.
 
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mredburn

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Winner of the Random Drawing Prize is Michael Gifford - Iap name mecompco
A $25 Gift Certificate from the vendor of his choice.
Congratulations Michael.
 

Cwalker935

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Thanks to those who voted for my pen and congratulations to Ben and Michael. I was very surprised to do well in this contest after seeing all the great work that was entered.
 

Skie_M

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Hey Cody ... does that pen come with a disclaimer that reads, "No animals were harmed in the making of this pen". ?
 

Cwalker935

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Hey Cody ... does that pen come with a disclaimer that reads, "No animals were harmed in the making of this pen". ?


:rolleyes::confused::rolleyes: Well, er, hmmm, er ....well there may be a few prehistoric sharks swimming around with sore jaws. Just a little payback for all of the shark attacks this summer.
 

Skie_M

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Seriously? I don't see how you'ld fit a Megaladon tooth on a 5-inch long pencil .... and turning one from a tooth just wouldn't work without some serious stabilization efforts (they're hollow)....
 

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Seriously? I don't see how you'ld fit a Megaladon tooth on a 5-inch long pencil .... and turning one from a tooth just wouldn't work without some serious stabilization efforts (they're hollow)....

Seriously. These are fossilized shark's teeth that possibly date back millions of years. Quite hard no stabilization needed and not hollow. I agree it may a little hard to get a megaladon tooth on a pen.

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Brian G

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They also misspelled "melon" (lower right) :tongue:

Congratulations to the casters for their entries. I like seeing what people attempt.

Ben's prize will ship tomorrow.
 
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