Hexagon pen

[TK woodman]

Beech with acrylic C/B done on the new jig and finished with S/S and paste wax ( sorry crap photo as usual )

 

[Jim]

Looks good Tony, did you manage to make more cogs yet for the barley twist effect ..

 

[bassethound]

Very well done!

 

[Grump]

You're getting some good results with your little machine there Tony.
Love it, keep showing us how you progress with it aye?

 

[TK woodman]

Looks good Tony, did you manage to make more cogs yet for the barley twist effect ..

No not yet Jim - I'll be having a go at the barely twist at some point next week I will post the trials.

 

[Woody]

Well done that looks very good

 

[GeordieB]

Cracking pen Tony I like the contrast the centre band adds

 

[silver]

Well done Tony top work and great to see the results on your own kit as well..

 

[paulm]

You are certainly getting excellent results there Tony, when will they be up for sale?

 

[ray7]

Very nice.

Ray

 

[Penpal]

Tony share your excitement will be into one myself tomorrow same horse different Jockey made the Pen Rest yesterday.I am not familiar with Beech it looks great with that grain fleck in it is it a hardwood not botanically but working with ?

Peter.:up::up::up:

 

[wm460]

Looks great Tony.

 

[TK woodman]

Tony share your excitement will be into one myself tomorrow same horse different Jockey made the Pen Rest yesterday.I am not familiar with Beech it looks great with that grain fleck in it is it a hardwood not botanically but working with ?

Peter.:up::up::up:

It's steamed Beech Peter very easy to work with I use it a lot for segmented bowls and is the best wood for end grain chopping boards

 

[Bill Mooney]

I like the look of that Tony.

 

[Les ELm]

Looks great from here.
Nicely done.

Les

 

[Buckeye]

That's a beauty and it just shows the possibilities you now have.

Peter