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| East Indian Rosewood: Hexagon barrel. |
East Indian Rosewood: Rope Spiral using my MillLathe. See Rich, I do remember. |
Sierra blanks made using a pool cue inlay machine. Top: Corian and unknown inlay. Bottom: Steelwood with white corian bands and ebony inlays. These blanks were made by William Lee, aka williecue, a pool cue maker from Corpus Christi, TX |
This snake skin pen style has sort of become my signature snake skin pen. Wooden bottom and skin sandwitched between matching wood for the top on a slimline components. I usually use mesquite or a darker wood, but the unusual lighter color of this skin called for something else. I choose a piece of buckeye. |
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| Nothing special except the wood: mesquite burl. I made two of these to give to the fellow who gave me several basketball size mesquite burls. Thanks Charlie. |
Mesquite burl, snake skin cap, closed end baron. The clip finial was replaced with a matching wooden one and the clip ring was recessed and hidden under the clip finial. |
I've been doing some casting using computer labels with ink jet printed logos cast in polyester resin using the same process as I do snake skins. NO CA is used to stick the labels onto the tube...just peel and stick. |
Another set of computer labels with company logos. |
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| These diamond shaped pieces were laser cut by Ken Nelsen then I glued them together much like his puzzle pen. This is a commissioned pen for a lady in New York. See the next picture for the family crest on the back of the cap. |
The back of the cap opposite the clip. |
fleur de lis detail |
Upside down castle...hope no one falls out. ;-) |
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| Finished barrles |
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