Anyone Hungry

[Bob Hallowell]

HOW BOUT' SOME CORN ON HE COB! :D :D

[Bob Noles]

Bob,

I always enjoy seeing the corn cob pens, but have yet to work up the courage to turn one yet..... (someday maybe):eek:

You did good!

[Darren Landis]

I never seen one before i like it.

[Jim Becker]

"Turned" out great, Bob! These are always a treat to see.

[Steve Schlumpf]

Now that's different!! Nice work Bob!

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Nicely done! What's used for fill/stabilizer?

[Paul Engle]

Really Nice pen Bob, Have you ever made one into a candle stick? what would one soak that in ? the same wood stabilizer for punky wood? I wonder if indian corn would work ? multi color stuff ... hey John ..maybe lam 50 of em and put em on John's lathe when he gets er done:eek: :eek: . big dang bowl for sure ...look out down under...:D , Yep Chris them guys built sommeeee bowl .I can just see John now, New shop w/ 10 ton bridge crane, 110 horse Deere .... corn chips flying all over the place .....:eek: :D See what ya started Bob...:D uh ... I'm in.

[Ken Fitzgerald]

And if John's turning corn......his horseys will eat the shavings too! And he can use the equine fertilizer to grow the corn.......Isn't recycling fun?

[Bob Hallowell]

Guys I saw one before and tried it. This is my secaond one as the first sold quickly. I take the corn off and soak it in dna, let it dry then cut it to size and soak over night in minwax wood hardener. Then do as I would wood. the designers turn out good, but I tried a slim line and it blew apart. But not much material on the slimline. But hey corn's cheap.

Bob

[Bernie Weishapl]

Very cool Bob. Nice job.

[Jim King]

That is the easiest way to make snakewood I have ever seen and a lot cheaper . Very nice.

[Dennis Peacock]

Very pretty pen. I love seeing these. They always seem to be so pretty. :cool:

[Lars Thomas]

Bob, WoW, the figure really 'Pops' on that pen. Sorry, had to do it. Lars