Firgenholt Joyner
Apprentice Member
I turned this from Redwood Lace Burl and finished it with CA glue and boiled linseed oil. The pen kit is the PSI Celtic kit in pewter.
Jim
Jim
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Celtic pen
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rayf6604
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I'm in two minds about this kit but the wood and finish are beautiful 
In my opinion, this is a lovely piece of wood, nicely turned and finished ruined by the kit.
Welcome to the forum by the way, how about telling us something about yourself in the about yourself thread?
Welcome to the forum by the way, how about telling us something about yourself in the about yourself thread?
chas_41_uk
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Stunning piece of wood, well turned and finished
Not sure about the kit though
Not sure about the kit though
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- Terry
Beautiful wood but not sure of the kit !!!
johns486
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Em, wood and finish very good not sure about the kit maybe it may look better with an arcylic.
Terry Q
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Nice pen with a great piece of timber. BUT oh my it looks like it's about to be wedged in someone's butt cheeks.
wm460
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Stunning piece of timber, well turned and finished.
Lovely well turned blank and great finish. Never seen that kit before but I am sure it will appeal to some I personally think the kit is ok. I prefer to see the nib out in pictures !
Vic
Vic
Neil
Fellow
Tough Vic, they've just binned page three
Neil
Fellow
A beautiful piece of wood, but the kit seems to be one of the latest grotesque ornamental style from psi
bassethound
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Agree with the rest, lovely bit of wood nicely turned!..
Penpal
Grand Master
The design of the pen seems eminently suitable to me it enabled the user to easily hold it, control it. The shape displays that most beautiful wood in its glory.
Picture is clear showing the best of the pen the background may be convenient but disturbs the positioning and cropping easily done at the time.
Excellent my tastes do not count its your pen and I like it.
Peter.
Picture is clear showing the best of the pen the background may be convenient but disturbs the positioning and cropping easily done at the time.
Excellent my tastes do not count its your pen and I like it.
Peter.
Beautiful timer and beautifully finished. As you probably guess PSI's new range of kits are not going down well on this forum ...
:wink::wink::wink:
:wink::wink::wink:
Beautiful timber and beautifully finished. As you probably guessed PSI's new range of kits are not going down well on this forum ...
:wink::wink::wink:
Thank God you didn't use a Nauticalia or a Medieval/Knights ...
:wink::wink::wink:
Thank God you didn't use a Nauticalia or a Medieval/Knights ...
Les ELm
Executive Member
Components are a bit too "Gaudy" for me, but a great looking piece of timber.
Les
Les
Penpal
Grand Master
Have a thought how gratefull I am that company has such a vast range of pen kits remembering the days when the choices were so limited the kits so expensive mandrels were like gold reamers limited to one choice. Thank goodness I spent so much at that time for my step reamer I still use it on every pen.
I have a good feeling the latest one on this site satisfies the need for a simple one piece pen the type that is forever useful. Thank you for showing I love it.
Peter.
I have a good feeling the latest one on this site satisfies the need for a simple one piece pen the type that is forever useful. Thank you for showing I love it.
Peter.