Eagle

[ed4copies]

oooh,,oooohh,, I know (Hand waving in air, jumping in and out of desk)!!!



It's a RS original!!!!! Built by RS!!!!

 

[gerryr]

I like that. Is there a metal nib buried in the wood?

 

[GaryMGg]

I saw that while strolling and stopped a while to take it in. Nice piece.

 

[Darley]

Ron this one is realy neat, did the band as been cut with a V bit router?.

Gerry I would think that the Russ Fairfield way as been use for the nib, Russ did a nibless slimline early this year or late last year, do a searche for nibless you may find.

 

[Ron in Drums PA]

I did this one over 12-16 months ago.

There is no metal nib, it is solid wood.

Darley, think square

 

[Ron in Drums PA]

Originally posted by Ron in Drums PA
<br />Some of you have the right idea on how to make this pen. What Eagle did was laminate three strips of wood together to the same thickness as a kerf from a table saw blade. Then he cut the laminates into strips and laid the strips into the kerfs. The greater the angle of the kerf, the more "wrap around" or curved the look. Also the depth of the cut has a lot to do with the curve.

I was just informed by Eagle that is not the way he does this, so let that read "this is how I would do it."

Sorry Eagle

 

[Snazzypens]

Wow there is some nice pens hidden in this thread especially that purpleheart one. Very nice but you got my interest on how you did those triangles very intriguing!
Toni