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All pens were sanded through 600, the wood ones received 8 coats of CA/BLO, and all were finished off on the Beale wheels.
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As always, beautiful work. I really like the rosewood Jr. pen. That particular one has got "life" captured in its grain. A very rich looking pen!
I think in straight lines, but dream in curves
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I don't know anything about turning like this, but i do know quality when i see it.
This is quality & easy on the eyes.
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You never cease to impress me, Dick. Beautiful work as always.RichardComment
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Very nice Dick. Are you using a medium ca?From the "deep south" part of Canada
Richard in Smithville
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All beauties, Dick. Is the "button" on the cap a separate piece, and if so, how do you produce it?Bill in Buena ParkComment
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My wish to turn pens stems from looking at finished work from others in this forum, particularly yours, Dick. As always, looks so good I want to reach in and feel these!
One of these days, I want to do something close enough
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Richard, I do use medium ca.
Bill, here is a shot of the finial (button) being turned.Attached FilesComment
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