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made this a little fatter around the mid sections, so i can use a wire to decorate it.. my wife flipped over this pen
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pattern by steve good, on 1 1/2 inch pine
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made this the last few days, still having trouble drilling the blank so hole would be centered on both ends, out of oh 8 pens blanks drilled 3-4 would be good enough to turn, so im still trying to work on getting it right, cant wait til i get another drill press with more travel, guess thats what i get for going cheap... comments are always welcomed
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pattern by steve good, 1 1/2 pine, finished with lacquer
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pattern by creative scrolling, wood is 1 1/2 poplar and 3/4 aromatic cedar
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RIGHT mike, its pine stained in pecan, but i do have a few pieces of pecan wood left, mainly saving it to make pens once i get the order of 20 pen kits here.
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pattern by steve good, 1 1/2 inch pine, pecan stained
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4 large 1 small jewelry or pen boxes my own design, all of them are hinged left 1 or 2 sides raw to give it that textured look wood is either terap or akikagba, wood pieces i picked up at lumber yard in kennesaw georgia.
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as far as i can see with the wood pics, which i have printed all the pages from hobbithouseinc.com the closest i can gather is the wood is santos mahogany,
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thanks Kevin, would love to turn my own knobs, but i am still learning, hopefully soon i can do that, been rearranging my shop, and i got my lathe on a flatter table, but needs some more work put into it, fasting it down thanks again
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wood is a mystery, will have to check my book of wood pics, my own design, just used the table saw to cut about an 1/2 inch cut for the lid, scrolled cut the inside box, bottom is oak plywood 1/4 inch red felt finished with linseed oil with an oak knob i got from the store. easy and simple, but looks great
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Pattern by Steve Good woods used... for base.. 3/4 walnut, rider and motorcycle 1 inch poplar ,,,, flag is i think 1/2 inch luan finished in boiled linseed oil ive been sick with the flu, finally started getting better this am, so i decided to get out to shop
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Mike something like that at a craft show, should sell for atleast 20-30 dollars, i like that, im gonna have to see if i have that issue of the magazine.
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pattern for top made by Ryan Blythe aka lizardman2124, base is pine, top and bottom is sandeply, original pattern was made as a madela/dreamcatcher, just omitted the feathers.
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Brett, Clayton, Chris, Thanks for the replies,
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the top lid design the pattern was made by scrollzilla, made as a mandella, i just omited the feathers and did the box wood base is 1.5 inch pine, bottom and top is sandeply, and on box the bottom is oak plywood finished in boiled linseed oil
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Doug, Kevin, Clayton, thanks guys, appreciate the replies... yeah the pen drilling jig has come in handy,
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good morning all, ty for all the replies, its is greatly appreciated, Kevin i try to stay busy, keeps me sane and out of the hospital, i suffer from depression and a few other disorders. Marg, yeah i like the aspen pecan pen too, theres just something thats just cool about it thanks again all Jim
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first is cherry other is what we believe according to our book of wood to be aspen, and pecan the aspen and pecan pen is mine, wanted a different look, so i did 2 different blanks
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Kevin, congrats on the new toy, what i use for drilling out pilot holes is a rotary tool with a drill bit 1/16th, works well, just gotta keep it somewhat straight. its quicker then using a drill or drill press
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These are generic nascar racing pieces, pattrn by steve good i am not sure of the wood, but the number piece is described .... it has the tongue and groove on it, and has an indention in the middle, very easy to cut the carim not sure.. will have to look at my book of wood photos. on Steves Site, he has the numbers from 01 to 99 so im gonna have a ball cutting them all out, hoping in time for the craft fair in may
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bought these today, pen drilling jig we got from woodcraft store in Chattanooga, TN, Bench grinder from walmart
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Marg, that looks really good, thanks for showin us Jim
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Marg, yeah its always great when a customer doesnt mind a flaw... to me a flaw has to be in the piece... cause nothing here on earth is perfect... i actually try to put one flaw or another in thanks for the reply Jim
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Paul I really like that, i do a little relief carving but thats about it, great piece. Jim
