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USS CONSTITUTION Historical wood

Segments are ebony and white corian
 

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Number 3

Well number 2 did not get through the turning process :eek: so with that said here is number 3 and the last for a spell. Other fish to boil.

Number 3 is also segmented from Woodcraft spectraply just a different approach.
 

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Center section is wonderful

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Maple Burl, Cotton Candy Acrylic blank and color core
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Dave... I really like the way the center of the blank came out with the two opposing crescents. Do you have a photo you can send me of the blank before it is turned, so I can understand how you get that particular pattern. Thank you in advance,
Brian
 
My first segmented pen.

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I used only Western Redwood Cedar for the lower barrel ... the lighter looking wood came from one half of the board, and I interleaved the lighter and darker segments for the resulting pattern.

The cap is some locally grown Mesquite (either Northern Texas Mesquite or Honey Mesquite ... I'm not sure)... all my other segmented blank attempts had failed... (it was my first one, after all!) :)
 
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Serpentine designs pictures 1,2 & 3. Mahogany and curly maple with Mahogany veneer.
 

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here is one of my favorite pens. made it for a pen swap here on IAP back in 2012 so some may have seen it before. I know its old, but not making many nowadays. But this was great, if i remember, 18 or 19 seperate pieces, 5 types of wood and 11 different materials in total. took about 2 weeks including drying time, recutting etc. fun job.

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here is one of my favorite pens. made it for a pen swap here on IAP back in 2012 so some may have seen it before. I know its old, but not making many nowadays. But this was great, if i remember, 18 or 19 seperate pieces, 5 types of wood and 11 different materials in total. took about 2 weeks including drying time, recutting etc. fun job. the pics wouldnt load in quick response.

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A simple Segmented Pen

I thought I would add this to this thread. It is another black acrylic and aluminum pen which I will add to my series of these type pens. This is a Sierra Vista chrome kit. The blank I made is a black acrylic with an aluminum celtic knot. Spun and polished to a high shine. Thanks for looking.
 

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Some New Designs

Just adding a few more to the collection.

This is a Southwest pen made from desert ironwood with a diagonal cut turquoise TruStone and sterling silver accent band.

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This one is is a Southwest Mesa made with desert ironwood with a turquoise TruStone and aluminum accent band.

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This one is a Southwest Mesa made with desert ironwood with rattlesnake skin and brass accents.

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This one is a Rollester made of Bolivian rosewood with ebony (I think it's ebony) and aluminum accents.

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Thanks for looking!
 
Celtic Knot Pen

After seeing JTTHECLOCKMAN's pen I thought I'd give it a try. Didn't have any type of resin blanks so I used a piece of Bocote. The knot is 1/16" aluminum and the whole thing is held together with CA. This is one of the few pens that I've turned where the turning/drilling took longer than making the blank. I used a skew for the turning and finished with CA. Hope you like it.

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This one is a little different. Most of the Celtic knot pens are either 4 or 6 strand. I wanted to see how it would turn out with an odd number rather than even so I picked 3. I liked the 3 strand but added another 3. Technically it's back to six but still looks very different. Some days I just like to be a little creative and come up with something I haven't tried before. Maple and Walnut, all cut on the band saw, and held together with CA.

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