This is a stabilized buckeye burr on a baron kit finished with CA
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Buckeye Burr
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this should be better
That is one nice looking pen Alex, well done.
Nicely done, how do you do your CA ?
wm460
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- Mark
Great looking pen well done.
I apply bettwen 5-20 coat applying accelerate inbetween coats and the polish
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- Terry
Smart looking pen Alex. Well done!!!!!
Quality job
Penpal
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Hi Alex,
Enjoyed your Buck Eye Burl Pen I have many that are not mummified with resin and some that are its a strange process that seems to lock in the colour bit like turning stone changes the weight immensely. initially the Buckeye feels and looks like coloured Balsa wood it is so light.
Understand Woodys comment on viewing thanks for the increased detail in the second picture and showing your pen. How does it feel and write?
Kind regards Peter.
Enjoyed your Buck Eye Burl Pen I have many that are not mummified with resin and some that are its a strange process that seems to lock in the colour bit like turning stone changes the weight immensely. initially the Buckeye feels and looks like coloured Balsa wood it is so light.
Understand Woodys comment on viewing thanks for the increased detail in the second picture and showing your pen. How does it feel and write?
Kind regards Peter.
Hi Alex,
Enjoyed your Buck Eye Burl Pen I have many that are not mummified with resin and some that are its a strange process that seems to lock in the colour bit like turning stone changes the weight immensely. initially the Buckeye feels and looks like coloured Balsa wood it is so light.
Understand Woodys comment on viewing thanks for the increased detail in the second picture and showing your pen. How does it feel and write?
Kind regards Peter.
Feels fine and write the same as all the rest
It's a beaut Alex.... 