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    Hey There,

    A Combined effort, DJ Evans from Rockingham, did the casting and I turned and assembled, we have a few issues to sort out but the client, who put the idea in my head is rapt with the proto type. We tried with some sticky photo paper, and Dave tried anther type of label. We have a bit of R & D to do but we will get it sorted. Any comments welcome.


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    Looks impressive from here, is the label embedded in the acrylic or on the outside . Cheers ~ John
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    If you go to "www.thepenshop.net" one of the guys there were doing it several months back you may get some information there to help with R & D.

    Cheers

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    Thanks Darren, I'll go and have a look,

    Hey John, the labels are stuck unto the tube and then resin on top.

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    Hey Hazza

    Great looking pen.

    I would be happy with that if I was your customer!

    Great effort and thanks for sharing.

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    The pen looking good from here too.
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    Wow, great looking pen. It looks to me as if you have it all sorted out, Well done to you an Dave
    Willy

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    Love it. very impressive. Customer will be delighted.
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    Cheers John

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    Does look good, especially if label went on first then the resin. Amos
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    Looks OK
    get in contact with NewLondon88 - he was mucking around with these late last year
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sawdust Maker View Post
    Looks OK
    get in contact with NewLondon88 - he was mucking around with these late last year
    I HEARD THAT!!

    heh heh .. mucking around is about right. I haven't been able to use my kitchen for the
    last few weeks as there's always molds curing on the countertop or in the oven.

    I got out of the prototype stage and into production (finally) but only for a few types of
    pens so far. Hopefully I'll get more masters in the mail this afternoon and I can make
    more types. So far I can do the Sierra/Elegant Beauty type, cigar pen/pencils and
    the Jr Gent/Statesmans. Full gents and Baron masters are on the way.

    Can't wait to be able to cook again..

    Whatever you've been doing, it looks great. I know it looks simple in concept but can be
    a bear to do without bubbles and leaks. And the labels? Some work with certain types
    of resins better than others. Same for covering the label. Nail polish? White glue? CA?

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    It looks good to me
    Cheers Rum Pig

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