Pens and boxes

[David E Keller]

I made 7 of these pens for a client to give as awards to her employees... my first time turning the invisavue blanks, and I'll have to say I like the way they look. They're a little different than other acrylics it seems... lower melting point which means slower speeds.

Olympia chrome with navy invisavue

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Here are a couple of lidded boxes:

B&W Ebony
2 3/4 x 1 5/8

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Sindora Burl
2 1/4 x 1 7/8

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C and C welcome as always

[Steve Schlumpf]

You been busy!

Beautiful pen! Your customer must have been thrilled to have received 7 of them!

Both boxes are great but the contrasting colors of the Ebony really grab the attention!

Keep up the great work!

[Bernie Weishapl]

The pen is a beauty as are the boxes. Well done.

[alex carey]

Wow, those boxes are very pretty, nice job. I can't choose which i like more.

[ROY DICK]

The ebony box reminds me of a pecan. Very nice on the others as well.

Roy

[Mike Peace]

I like the boxes. Nice wood and nice forms. My wife does not care for spikey points on the lid of a box.

[Dan Forman]

Nice work, really like the ebony box, very striking. Did you find yourself resharpening a lot more often working with the invisivue?

Dan

[Ben Brown27]

Nice fit and finish on the pen. Interesting boxes designs as well

[David E Keller]

Dan- I definitely spent more time sharpening with those invisavue blanks... I will charge more for the next ones if anybody wants them in the future. I don't really enjoy turning acrylics and these may be my least favorite that I've turned.