Our new pen collection

[michaelperez]

Hello everyone, we are happy to share some of our new pens from different collections.
Wish you a nice week!

 

[GFHWoodWerks]

The nib on the first one almost screams "fill me, fill me".

Are three and four carpenters pencils?

Nice looking btw. Thanks for sharing.

 

[michaelperez]

The nib on the first one almost screams "fill me, fill me".

Are three and four carpenters pencils?

Nice looking btw. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you, hahaha, I didn't realize that one was retracted and the other not. All are pen(PSI) and fountain(McKenzie),but I also have some mechanical pencils that look almost the same as the last picture because they are also Duraclick from PSI.
I think I should add one more picture.

 

[Woodchipper]

Very nice pens. Did you make the segmented blanks?

 

[michaelperez]

Here is the Fountain without the cap

 

[michaelperez]

Very nice pens. Did you make the segmented blanks?

thank you! Yes, I love mixing different types of wood, and I'm always amazed by the variety of colors and textures we can get from wood—all of them are Peruvian woods.

 

[sorcerertd]

They are all beautiful, but I love the random patterns on the first one and the duraclicks.

 

[michaelperez]

They are all beautiful, but I love the random patterns on the first one and the duraclicks.

Thanks! I also prefer those because they are more abstract, and the mix is more complex. They are indeed much more difficult to make in every aspect, starting with selecting the colors and creating those patterns. When turning, you have to be extremely careful and precise. When I work with segmented pieces, I use a skew chisel with very delicate passes because sanding can create a mess, as some colors tend to stain the others.