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Bonnie Campbell
08-11-2007, 5:23 PM
Well, not really lol These were ordered to be finish carved by the buyer. Who am I to argue! I'll post these now and show the finished carving work when he gets it done ;) At least I got them together without breaking anything but my lathe lol

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v630/annieoakley/Pens/TwoHavanas.jpg

Ken Fitzgerald
08-11-2007, 5:33 PM
Uh.....Bonnie......What did you use for bushings on that?:confused: :rolleyes: .........Is this your first pen?:confused: :eek: :rolleyes: :D


I'd really like to see photos of the carved pens when they are done!:)

TYLER WOOD
08-11-2007, 7:14 PM
Personally, those are some of the worst looking pens I have ever seen!:D
Couldn't tell if they were pens or bar bells!:p

I too am waiting in hushed anticipation for the finished producy to be shown. Carved huh, never thought to do that, hmmmmm.......

Bernie Weishapl
08-11-2007, 7:59 PM
Well Bonnie all I can say is I hope we can see the finished product. Ought to be pretty cool.

Bobby Perry
08-11-2007, 8:33 PM
What did you break on the lathe? I like the shape of those. I have lots of pens that look like that .................................................. .......................................when I start out.:D

Rick Hutcheson
08-11-2007, 8:41 PM
It said in the post "These were ordered to be finish carved by the buyer"

I would like to see the finished pictures of the pens after the carving. I am sure they will look nothing like any we have ever seen turned on a lathe.

Will be interesting to see what they carve into it, this may start a whole new way to make pens. Just wish I could carve, it sounds like a great idea.

Bonnie Campbell
08-12-2007, 12:22 AM
The guy does some really great carving work. Of course most of it's turkey related, but WOW! I'll definitely post pictures of his finished product.

I broke the lock down handle on the tail stock, Bobby. Finally got around to replacing the whole tail stock this morning so I could get these pens 'kind of' turned and ready to mail.

I'm going to need to warn him about how thin the wood actually is on the tubes so he's not breaking it off. But I'm sure he'll do great at it.

Bob Hallowell
08-12-2007, 7:28 AM
Wow what a novel Idea, sell a pen and a whittling knife combo tell them buggers to make there own:D

Bob

Marvin Hasenak
08-12-2007, 7:44 AM
Bonnie

Does that carver have the initials DC? Because if it is I am definitely looking forward to seeing his work. Some of those other turkey call carvers are pretty good also, but DC is a master.

Marvin

Bonnie Campbell
08-12-2007, 7:50 AM
Hey there Marvin. No it's not DC, that would be very cool though! This is SH. He has got some things posted on that site too.

Marvin Hasenak
08-12-2007, 8:12 AM
Bonnie is it Steve H? He a pretty good one also, If it isn't Steve I concede I have no idea. I guessed Dave because of that trumpet out of Osage he posted the other day.

Marvin

Bonnie Campbell
08-12-2007, 8:16 AM
Yes, it's Steve. They're both amazing. He wanted to give something new a try. I hope it works out. I just wish I had half their talent (actually I'd settle for a smidgen lol)!

Marvin Hasenak
08-12-2007, 8:30 AM
Okay my curiosity is satisfied as to the carver, now I can hardly wait to see the end result.

Marvin

Keith Burns
08-12-2007, 5:32 PM
Bonnie, I like them like they are:eek: :D

Bonnie Campbell
08-12-2007, 6:12 PM
By the way, I did forget to mention they are Havana kits.

Joe Tonich
08-12-2007, 9:00 PM
Bonnie, I like them like they are:eek: :D

Suck up...........http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b156/jt6089/staff_muttley.gif

Joe Tonich
08-12-2007, 9:03 PM
Well, Bonnie.....them pens would fit MY hands.........http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b156/jt6089/9.gif