S super8mm Member Joined Feb 26, 2016 Messages 47 Location Grapevine, TX Jan 6, 2019 #1 I have been drilling out some Plastic Blanks and got to wondering if anyone has kept the shaving and then cast them in new blanks? if so how did they look? Thanks
I have been drilling out some Plastic Blanks and got to wondering if anyone has kept the shaving and then cast them in new blanks? if so how did they look? Thanks
MRDucks2 Member Joined Jul 17, 2017 Messages 3,284 Location Bristow, IN Jan 6, 2019 #2 Yes, I have not kept and cast them but mixed the types by casting PR shaving in Alumilite, etc. I used pressure, but it turned out pretty neat and turned without issues. Sent from my iPhone using Penturners.org mobile app
Yes, I have not kept and cast them but mixed the types by casting PR shaving in Alumilite, etc. I used pressure, but it turned out pretty neat and turned without issues. Sent from my iPhone using Penturners.org mobile app
Sylvanite Member Joined Jul 18, 2006 Messages 3,120 Location Hillsborough, North Carolina, USA. Jan 6, 2019 #3 Like this:
S super8mm Member Joined Feb 26, 2016 Messages 47 Location Grapevine, TX Jan 6, 2019 #4 Thanks guys, that does look a bit different and I like it. Looks like I need to raid the wife's supply of baggies as right now there are 5 different piles on the floor and several more to come :biggrin:
Thanks guys, that does look a bit different and I like it. Looks like I need to raid the wife's supply of baggies as right now there are 5 different piles on the floor and several more to come :biggrin:
G greenacres2 Member Joined May 2, 2017 Messages 1,721 Location Northwest IN Jan 6, 2019 #5 I've not saved any resins, but have a variety of fine dust from different woods to use as "filler" when i run into voids in burls. Also use powdered turquoise, lapis, copper and aluminum. Have also ground up tea in the past. Love your pen Eric!! earl
I've not saved any resins, but have a variety of fine dust from different woods to use as "filler" when i run into voids in burls. Also use powdered turquoise, lapis, copper and aluminum. Have also ground up tea in the past. Love your pen Eric!! earl
S super8mm Member Joined Feb 26, 2016 Messages 47 Location Grapevine, TX Jan 6, 2019 #6 Thanks Earl, those sound like cool items too.
RangeRat Member Joined Apr 26, 2018 Messages 146 Location Arkansas Jan 6, 2019 #7 Looks like I need to start collecting some shavings to try this. Great looking pen, Sylvanite!