TM Zeta

[Paul hd]

Hi All,
The wood is Poplar burl that I stabilised. It is from fellow forum member Buga (Dario).

TM Zeta Pen kit - YouTube

 

[angelo49]

That's a real beauty, Paul!!
The video is a nice treat for the forum's return.
**EXCELLENT**

 

[Paul hd]

Hi Angelo,
Many thanks for you kind comment.

Reads
Paul

 

[Graham_C]

Beautiful blank, works perfectly with the gunmetal and gold Zeta

 

[Paul hd]

Thanks Graham,

When I ordered the pen I wanted a Gun metal and chrome but I ended up ordering the wrong one, but to be honest I actually like this kit.

Cheers
Paul

 

[iandel]

Beautiful blank and good looking pen

 

[fingwe]

Lovely blank and lovely pen!

 

[Penpal]

Dario will sell out immediately following this result and others, Paul thanks for the Video and the quality stabilizing then turning to perfection.

Peter.

 

[wm460]

Great looking pen Paul.

 

[Paul hd]

Ian, Melanie, Peter & Mark. Many thanks for your kind comments.

 

[fortress]

That is a stunning pen Paul, expertly turned and finished.

 

[Paul hd]

Many thanks John.
I'm definitely an expert at losing parts.

 

[Terry Q]

Excellent video Paul. Beautiful piece of wood. Very, very nice pen. I keep a number of cheap click pens on hand to break down if I loose a spring. Have you tried wet sanding with CA to fill voids? 180 grit, thin CA. With the lathe running create a slurry and move it around to fill the voids. With a little pressure rub in the slurry with a clean paper towel. Let it dry and re-sand. Finish as you normally would.

 

[Bill Mooney]

A very classy pen & an excellent video Paul.

 

[sfurini]

A really beautiful pen - great video too. What a superb blank. The finish is excellent.

 

[Paul hd]

Excellent video Paul. Beautiful piece of wood. Very, very nice pen. I keep a number of cheap click pens on hand to break down if I loose a spring. Have you tried wet sanding with CA to fill voids? 180 grit, thin CA. With the lathe running create a slurry and move it around to fill the voids. With a little pressure rub in the slurry with a clean paper towel. Let it dry and re-sand. Finish as you normally would.

Terry, Bill & Stewart. Many thank for your kind comments.

@Terry.
I will keep that tip for the future. Cheers

 

[Les ELm]

Lots of character in the one!

Les