Thread: Copper on copper

Very impressive!!! You have every right to be proud of that one... and glad your shoulder is on the mend.

Glad you were able to bring it to life Dabbler Once you hit these with the micro mesh they start to look real good , and best is they stay that way hehe. Cheers ~ John

Great effort Dabbler hope mine come out as good - I haven't done any pens since the demo as I've been rearranging the shed to fit in my new casting room.

Cheers Rumnut

Super pen Dabbler!!

John is a great bloke, and a great turner. You are lucky to have become acquainted with him>

Mate well done looks awesome love the blank it turned out well. John is awesome i am glad you got to see him work his magic )

Ian

That is a very nice pen indeed, the blank is great and so is the finished product , well done.

Great looking pen, another thanks to all that ran the casting demo.

For those looking for the copper or stainless steel braid another place to find it is if you know an electrician that does work on ships. They use cable that has a protective sheathe of braided material and is thrown out when stripping back the ends for terminating. I do not have access now but in the past have thrown out heaps also sold 100 metres of this type of cable to a forum member before shifting. He lives on the Gold Coast

Outstanding...very simple, clean lines with a great color combo accent.
I really like it, very eye catching with out needing any bling.
Well done indeed.

Great work Dabbler. The copper on copper was certainly a great idea. Very nice pen

I like it as well. Nice match to kit. Thanks for showing.

Mr D for Dabbler,

Searched in vain for the law officer, consider your braided offering to equal any I have seen to date. So bright and fresh I imagine cutting square must be a bear at best tricky at the least.

Kind regards Peter.

Thanks for the generous comments. I think John deserves a fair bit of credit too.

It was fun to get back into things and great that it ended so well.
dabbler