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Hello All....
I joined the site about a month ago and hang out primarily in the box forum but I do like to do a turning or two on occassion. I bought my PSI lathe almost a year ago. Made lots of pens for Christmas gifts this year and have sold a dozen or so as well. Fun stuff... so here are few of my pens including my first pen turned last February:
Thanks for looking,
Corey
First Pen
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f2.../FirstPenA.jpg
Rosewood Comfort Pen
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f2.../RWComfort.jpg
Walnut Flattop - My Daily User
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f2...WalnutFTA1.jpg
Dyed BEB Comfort Pens
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f2...EDComforts.jpg
Walnut Sierra
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f2...nutSierra2.jpg
Amboyna Rollerball - Flat Top
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f2...AmboynaRB4.jpg
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Glad to have ya here. The pens look good. Nice fit and finish and well rounded on styles.
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whoa. the BEB is my favourite but they all look awesome. you seem to have a excellent finish:)
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Gorgeous finish there. What are you using? Nice pens really gorgeous
Toni
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Hi All and thanks for the kind words. The finishes are a mix of products. On the Box Elder Burl pens which are of course dyed and stabilized and the Rosewood comfort, those are Deft Lacquer in a can lathe applied... pretty much per Russ Fairfields Method on his website.
The Walnut Flat Top was spray lacquered. The walnut Sierra and the Amboyna Burl Rollerball were both a water base poly called Enduro that is applied on the lathe in the same fashion nearly as CA.
Hope this helps.
Corey