jschoolcraft
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First time turning these and turning between centers. Micro mesh, plastic polish and renaissance wax.
A pair of vesper clicks with acrylic blanks
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sorcerertd
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Nice. They polished up really well. What blank did you use. The pictures are a little dark, but it looks really nice.
jschoolcraft
Member
I'm still dialing in my photography techniques. I'll try to retake later. Blank was just some blue resin blank I got in a batch with some other things.
RichAldrich
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Nice pens!
jschoolcraft
Member
Thanks!
jschoolcraft
Member
I played with different backgrounds and brightness settings as well as some angles and here's another batch. The blank is really hard to capture (for me) on the phone.
If one looks much better than the others I'd appreciate the feedback. I think the black background overhead shots.
If one looks much better than the others I'd appreciate the feedback. I think the black background overhead shots.
Todd in PA
Member
Nice work!
I like the look of this Vesper pen. How is it on quality?
I like the look of this Vesper pen. How is it on quality?
mrburls
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Looks like vintage Crushed Velvet
J_B
Member
Nice combination. What I like to do with my acrylics is run through the micro mesh and then use the 3 Novus polishing products they have. I never really saw a difference with using the Ren renaissance wax on my acrylics but love it on my wood projects. keep up the great work.
howsitwork
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Jeff
I think , counting left to right then down , shot 6 and shot 8 give the best results for the pen?
Nice work and Happy new year
I think , counting left to right then down , shot 6 and shot 8 give the best results for the pen?
Nice work and Happy new year
jschoolcraft
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jschoolcraft
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Thanks. These are the first Vesper's I've turned. The click mechanism seems less durable than the EDC Duraclick (Schmidt) but I've only scribbled a few lines to see if they write
