Pen Spins

[Jim Mahan]

New turnings.

[Steve Schlumpf]

Nice work on all the pens Jim! Quite the variety! Really like the 3rd pen from the left because of the combination of heartwood/sapwood! Great coloring!

[James Combs]

Very nice Jim. I really like the looks of the European. I note that the cartridge pen is a kit pen. Have you ever tried kitless? I have a lot of fun doing the Kitless ones. They typically use real cartridges and bullets and you buy the transmissions, clips, and center connectors but I have used kit versions and substituted a real cartridge. The one I sent you is Kitless. I am not positive but I don't think there is a click version of the kit style, at least I haven't seen one.

[Jeff Hamilton Jr.]

Nice looking pens (guess that's already been said ...).

On the 2nd from left Cigar, what wood(s) did you use? Looks like cocobolo with heart and sap, but can't be sure.

Great looking work.

jeff

[brian watts]

like the 2nd and 3rd pen .great job

[Bernie Weishapl]

Great looking pens. I have to say the 3rd one is my favorite.

[Josh Bowman]

I like the wooden ones also. Great job.

[Dave Wagner]

Very nice. I haven't had a chance to get back on the lathe in over a month or so.....withdrawl.... :)

[Jim Mahan]

Jeff, you are correct.



Nice looking pens (guess that's already been said ...).

On the 2nd from left Cigar, what wood(s) did you use? Looks like cocobolo with heart and sap, but can't be sure.

Great looking work.

jeff

[gary Zimmel]

All are real nice Jim, but the third really catches my eye.