The last metal

[John Terefenko]

This is the last metal in my series of metal sleeved blanks which I casted in clear poly resin. This is a braided copper sleeving which i put on a satin copper/ copper cigar kit, a copper cigar kit, and a satin copper/ copper sierra kit. Again I apoligize for the poor photos but these metals are hard to photograph because of the glare. They do look alot better in person. Again thanks for looking and any comments or questions are always welcomed.


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[Donny Lawson]

I think those are some great looking pens. Have you made a turtorial on these yet? I would be interested in making one of those.Are they hard to make?
Donny

[Steve Schlumpf]

John - your metal series are just amazing! Hard to believe they could possibly look better in person! Excellent work!

[Jim Underwood]

I wish my "good" photos looked as good as your "bad" photos.... :rolleyes:

I've admired these pens since you first posted 'em.

[Bernie Weishapl]

John those are really nice. I really like the combo of the blank and kit.

[Harvey M. Taylor]

The pens are beautiful. Wish I could do that.
On the photography, try 'bouncing' the light off a white surface. Another suggestion, shine the lite thru a white sheet, not directly on the subject. It is called 'diffusing'the lite.Just something I learned thru experience.You do a beautiful crafting your pens, Max

[John Keeton]

John, as stated on the other thread with the 4, I like the copper best of all. I don't know the names of the kits as I don't do pens, but the one lying down is my pic. Very, very nice!!

[John Tomasello jr]

Outstanding pens