pot call and pens i turn over the weekend

[brian watts]

1pic Cocobola pot blasted glass over glass with hickory striker


2 pic-zebra,Madrone burl,black & white ebony wood, osage wood

hope the pic are ok. i got a new camera friday and still ant figure it out all the way.

[Bernie Weishapl]

Really nice call and the pens are beauties. Well done.

[David E Keller]

Nice job, Brian. That cocobolo really looks nice.

[John Keeton]

Some more nice work, Brian. How does the cocobolo sound? Bet it is kind of mellow.

[Steve Schlumpf]

Nice work on everything Brian!

Biggest problem folks seem to have with photos is the focus. You got that down. Have fun playing with the new camera!

[Kevin J Lalonde]

The call looks great. I wonder what another exotic wood would like yellow heart would look like as the scratcher? Nice job!

[Aaron Wingert]

Good looking turkey call. Cocobolo is one of my favorite woods to use on my calls (or anything for that matter). As John suggested, cocobolo usually makes for a smoother and softer call because of its density but Brian's pairing of glass over glass will probably make it sound more like an old raspy hen than it would with a slate surface.

[John W Dixon]

Nice looking work Brian. I really like the madrone burl pen. Keep em coming.

John

[Donny Lawson]

Brian, It looks like your really getting the hang of turning pens. Good job.
Donny

[brian watts]

Some more nice work, Brian. How does the cocobolo sound? Bet it is kind of mellow.


thanks for the nice word creekers..and not to bad the way i build them i can get the same raspy sound is i want in about every wood so far.. striker play with the sound alot for me though.

[James Combs]

Brian, I don't know much about calls but the fit and finish looks great. I am however, at home with pens and you have some really fine looking ones here.