Zombie Alert........

[Stu Ablett in Tokyo Japan]

I stared out doing 12, but I ended up with 25.......

I guess I turned in to a pen turning zombie :eek:

63006

There are a bunch of different woods there, some from Bernie Weishapi, some from Barry Stratton, some from Steve Ash, some from Bernie Weishapi via Barry Stratton...... :D

Let me see, Red Keyaki, Ginko, Sakura, American Ash, American Cherry, Teak, Curly Maple, Birds Eye Maple, Wavy Maple (?), Maple, Elm, Osage Orange, Red Heart, Bubinga, Bocote, Bethlehem Olive.....

Man I'm happy I've run out of kits :rolleyes:

Cheers!

[Ken Fitzgerald]

Very nice pens Stu! My wife had me make about 30 before Christmas....nearly instant gratification!

[Jim Becker]

Wow...I guess you DID get into the groove, Stu...

Hmm...these might sell well in the wine shop as "accessories"!! :D

[Glenn Clabo]

Wow!!!!!!!

[Pat Salter]

I think I saw that movie, back around 1960........ZOMBIES IN TOKYO !!!
:D

[Bernie Weishapl]

You da man Stu. Wow. That is a bunch of pens. All look great. Nice job.

[Marc Martindale]

Great looking pens Stu!

On my latest pen, I used your info about CA and sanding from the other post and was very happy with the finish. I don't know if I can catch up to you in the production numbers though!

[Jonathon Spafford]

Great bunch of pens! The wood variety is great... they all look nice and comfortable! Great job! What kind of finish did you use on these???

[Stu Ablett in Tokyo Japan]

Thanks Jonathon.

I did a write up on my finishing procedure here (http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?t=56111&page=2) on post #16.

Cheers!

[Barry Stratton]

WoW Stu, you've been busy!!! Really nice group of pens and a great selection of woods!

[Mark Pruitt]

Wow! Now it's time to get busy writing!:D
Great job Stu.

[Bill O'Conner]

Stu the pens look great, looks like you have the kit mastered. are you thinking about trying another kit now


Bill

[Stu Ablett in Tokyo Japan]

Yep, that is the plan, work on one kit until I know I can do it right.

I see little point bouncing around between kits and styles without mastering one.

I have some slim ball point pen kits, some pencils and some cigar pens, dunno which I'll try next.

Cheers!

[Dick Strauss]

Stu,
Good to hear from you! I suspect that they will sell really well in your spirits shop. Now you just need to decide how to display them for sale.

Good luck,
Dick