Pb&j 2&3

[Jim Burr]

I think it was Tim T or Tim R. that suggested 2 different woods for these. So having lots of blood wood and walnut just doing nothing...more sandwiching. Same old aluminum, but both blew up in 3 separate pieces last night:mad::eek:. Finished one, but the other took so much CA that I ran out of accelerator. Worked it for over an hour this morning...wasn't going to give up on these! I learned that metal prep is huge! I was knocking it down with a wire brush and clamping together with epoxy. Looking at the exploded parts, the proof of adhesion wasn't there:(. Just got a package of 24 gauge copper...wonder what we can do with that? Enjoy and thanks for looking!:D

[Steve Schlumpf]

Very classy work Jim! Colors go quite well together! Sure like the way the aluminum stands out!

[Doug W Swanson]

Great looking pens, Jim!

[Bernie Weishapl]

Classy and elegant pens Jim.

[Rob Price]

I was going to post some pens tonight- but mine are plain jane next to yours! These are incredible. Well done.

[Bill Hensley]

Dang Jim, you got skills! Great looking pens!

[Steve bellinger]

Dang man you just keep getting better and better. Great job man.

[Harvey Ghesser]

Great looking pens, Burr.

[Baxter Smith]

Very stylish pens Jim!

[John Terefenko]

Looking good from over here. It is amazing what mixing woods and a little metal can do to highlight a pen blank. Thanks for showing.

[James Combs]

Some great lookers Jim.

[Ken Glass]

Jim,
Those are really nice. It makes me wish I did pens. Grat choice on the woods too. Well done.

[Jim Burr]

Thanks folks! Two more in the works that are different from these. Kind of endless possibilities!