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Old 05-02-2008, 09:10 PM   #1
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Clay (Clowman) made this one for me had to be well over a year ago. It's made from one of my secret sauce maple pen blanks and is my daily writer, just feels right in my hand like it was made especially for me. Take a close look you'll see it's flawless, despite it's gets used daily. Clay made it for the long haul...

Thanks Clay - Your an awesome guy - despite what DaveO says about you, don't listen to him .



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That is an AWESOME pen! Nice work Clay!


so Jeff... got any more of that secret sauce? or have you drank it all? ya know I just got that lathe and all
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Re: My Favorite Pen

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That is an AWESOME pen! Nice work Clay!


so Jeff... got any more of that secret sauce? or have you drank it all? ya know I just got that lathe and all
Pen blank secret sauce is not for drinking that's for sure... You game for pen blanks from my Grand Daughters Doll Cradle?

http://www.ncwoodworker.net/forums/s...ad.php?t=14441

I have not tossed the scrap yet... some selective cutting will make some pretty pen blanks I'm sure...

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Re: My Favorite Pen

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Clay (Clowman) made this one for me had to be well over a year ago. It's made from one of my secret sauce maple pen blanks and is my daily writer, just feels right in my hand like it was made especially for me. Take a close look you'll see it's flawless, despite it's gets used daily. Clay made it for the long haul...

Thanks Clay - Your an awesome guy - despite what DaveO says about you, don't listen to him .



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That's funny I still use to this day (despite all the pens I've turned) a pen made for me by Clay. It's from some of my Purpleheart scrap. It ain't very pretty any more as it has been handled and dropped extensively over the last 3 years that I have used it. But it is still a high quality pen and looks as good as any would considering the use it has suffered.
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Jeff I made you a pen, but you gave it away....http://www.ncwoodworker.net/forums/s...friendship+pen
And it's a good thing

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Re: My Favorite Pen

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Jeff I made you a pen, but you gave it away....http://www.ncwoodworker.net/forums/s...friendship+pen
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Yeah man you sure did - I wonder if it'll make it to the picnic would be cool to see it again wouldn't it - more so for you since you made it and all.
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Gee whiz, nobody ever made me a pen...
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Come on guys - you missed the boat... lets see some pics of your favorite pen or cool looking ones at that. hint hint... Chance to up your post count - get with the program already.
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Re: My Favorite Pen

That sure is a beautiful pen. I've only made slimlines since that is one of the projects my high school students make. Here is my favorite one. It is made from a piece of amboyna burl and deer antler. The piece of scrap amboyna was to short so I came up with this to put it into a pen. The middle band is turned from deer antler as well.
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Come on guys - you missed the boat... lets see some pics of your favorite pen or cool looking ones at that. hint hint... Chance to up your post count - get with the program already.
Hint taken here are a few of my favorites turned recently -








And one of my most unique...not exactly a pen







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Re: My Favorite Pen

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Whats this sudden interest in pens?

You planning on turning some
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Whats this sudden interest in pens?

You planning on turning some
NO - I think pens are the coolest things that people turn.

Dave what is that white one? Holly?

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Dave what is that white one? Holly?

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Yep, some that you milled and sent me


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Yep, some that you milled and sent me


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Really - cool - sure is nice, almost looks like plastic. Looks like it would be an awesome wedding pen - sign the guest book...
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Thanks guys. That really means alot to me. You guys are just too kind.
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