Lovely work as usual mate 
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Bin bricking it and its all Jim's fault
- Thread starter Woody
- Start date
Woody, you make everything you do look easy. Having done a couple of these I know for a fact that they are &%$£ing hard. Respect!
Penpal
Grand Master
Like them Woody in the diamond business there are Gems some with natural features that make them unique I did not search for nor will I ever for imperfection rather enjoy what is offered to enjoy. Every time there is a change of design I realise you are a trend setter not a follower.
Kind regards Peter.
Kind regards Peter.
mate these are nothing short of perfect!! You xan carry on doing these all you like!! :bravo::bravo:
I too wouldn't have spotted the design feature if you hadn't mentioned it Woody, but the skill is still there as I know only too we'll!
ericofpendom
Apprentice Member
Great pens Woody, I can't find the mistake so someone will have to point it out! I would love to see a pic of the blanks before they are turned or even pics of them being made.
Eric...
Eric...
billyb_imp
Registered
A couple of great pens there Woody, certainly come along way since I saw them yesterday morning, amazing 
I am making up two more single coloured bricks with black inserts I will take a few extra photos tomorrow as we are of out for lunch there is a tutorial on the forum by Jim
http://www.penturners.co.uk/turning-pens/234-making-segmented-pen-using-corian.html
http://www.penturners.co.uk/turning-pens/234-making-segmented-pen-using-corian.html
