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  1. 2nd February 2013, 07:40 AM #1
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    Default A little easy segmented pen

    Here is a little easy segmented project for a pen that lends itself to alot of possibilities. This is a Sierra Vista chrome kit with a poured white acrylic blank and red and black pickguard material as inlays. MM and polished to a high shine.

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    smicko, good match up with the Vista, really suits it. I like it
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    Very nice, simple but very effective. Nice work JT.

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    Nice work and the colours are perfect. Personally I would have made the top and bottom laminates go all the way through but I still think it's a great looking pen
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    Quote Originally Posted by corbs View Post
    Nice work and the colours are perfect. Personally I would have made the top and bottom laminates go all the way through but I still think it's a great looking pen

    Thanks. And that is why I said it lends itself to alot of possibilities. Maybe the next one I will do that.
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    I do like that.
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    Hey Mate

    Very well done its different and I like different nicely done mate job well done

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    This is quite interesting looking pen. How long did it take you to come up with this idea?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Christos View Post
    This is quite interesting looking pen. How long did it take you to come up with this idea?

    I am not the creater of the design at all. This is out there and some people call these swirls or feathers. The thing I added was the top and bottom stripes and decided to cut them half way like the center cuts. I could have made them completly through. I am working on another design that uses the same techniques. I don't think anything is original any more just versions of it.
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    Very nice, I like it
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    Absolutely brilliant. Where are the design plans?
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    Great pen JT ! I have not as yet delved into the segmented side of pen making ,but that looks right up my alley hehe ! must have a go soon cheers ~ John
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    I like that, simple yet refined
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    I do like the choice of colours, well done
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