Alan Morrison
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Mahogany and Ash with Black Pearl Kirinite ends on an Aquilo from Beaufort Ink.
Pinwheels etc.
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egnald
Member
I find these segmented blanks with little intricate parts just fascinating. - Dave
Jim15
Member
Awesome work.
mark james
IAP Collection, Curator
Beautiful artistry my friend. I love the precision and the spacing. Practice, repetition and skill is evident.
howsitwork
Member
very, very nice work and no visible gaps !!!
well done
well done
Woodchipper
Member
Precision segmenting! Nice blank and pen.
Alan Morrison
Member
Dave, the more intricate the pieces, the more glue there is to pick off the fingers in the evening.
Alan Morrison
Member
Thank you, Mark. I was able to keep the pieces small so the pattern is only seen on two sides.
I trust that all is well with you both.
Alan
Alan Morrison
Member
Ian, thanks for your comments......it's been a bit of a journey cutting uniform pieces, which goes a long way to ensure a reduction in the number of gaps!!!
SteveJ
Member
Nice work Alan! Did you cut the triangles or use a sander?
Alan Morrison
Member
Thanks Steve. All cut on tablesaw jig.
KMCloonan
Member
Great Pen Alan, but even better is the photo that show how you did it! The photo was so clear, no written instructions were needed (sort of like IKEA 
) Thanks for sharing!
) Thanks for sharing!
Alan Morrison
Member
Kevin, many thanks for your comments. I have zero problems explaining how I go about constructing these designs, and happy to answer any questions.Great Pen Alan, but even better is the photo that show how you did it! The photo was so clear, no written instructions were needed (sort of like IKEA
Alan