Couple of Pens turned on July 4, 2006

[Bruce Shiverdecker]

Thought I would turn a couple of pens for the Freedom Pen Program, yesterday.

The one on the left, made from Curly Maple, is to be hand delivered to a local Guardsman who returned from Iraq, without receiving one. The other, made from Mahogany, will be sent in for distribution overseas.

Thanks for looking.:p

Bruce;)

[Corey Hallagan]

Very nice Bruce! Great pens!

Corey

[Don Baer]

Very nice bruce and thanks for the work. My son who is state side treasures the pen he recieved while he was in Iraq.

Thanks from the father of an Iraqi vet.

[Bernie Weishapl]

Beautiful pens Bruce. Great job and they are going for a good cause.

[Tom Sherman]

Great pens for a great purpose Bruce.

[Henry C. Gernhardt, III]

Great looking pens, Bruce. That guardsman is going to be very happy.

[Vaughn McMillan]

Great job, Bruce, for an excellent cause. Any tricks to know about doing the Corian end caps?

- Vaughn

[Wayne Bitting]

Nice job Bruce, the Corian end caps really set the pen off! Can't wait to hear more on how you did that.

[Chris Barton]

Nice looking slimlines there Bruce!

[Mark Cothren]

That is a couple of fine-looking pens, Bruce!

[Bruce Shiverdecker]

If you are interested in the process, I think I still have a copy of a tutorial I did at another site on the process I use to make my Freedom Pen blanks. I'll see if I can dig it up and if the Monitors don't mind, I'll post it here.

[Keith Burns]

Nice pens Bruce for a great caus, Thanks!

[Ernie Nyvall]

You're a good man Bruce. Nice job on the pens.

Ernie