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In First Place receiving Choice of any 6 "Tube-In" Molds provided by PTown Subbie Silicone Molds
Kent Wilson (reddwil)
Knights Armor Pen kit. Made using my Ironclad metal and copper pen blank with a sterling silver Celtic cross. Cast is Silmar 41 PR.
In Second Place receiving Choice of any 4 "Tube-In" Molds provided by PTown Subbie Silicone Molds
Simon Taylor (Si90)
The pen is made around a set of Baron Chrome Fountain pen components. The blanks are made from a combination of Dress Making Pins, Carbon Fibre and Watch Parts. The pins had the head and points removed and the ends ground flat. They are then stuck to the tubes with CA. Each length down the body is made from 3 pieces. The body has a section of Carbon Fibre inlay which is made from a piece of sleeve that I cut open and stiffened by covering in thin CA before cutting and sanding to final width. The cap was first covered with Carbon Fibre sleeve and flooded with CA. A section was then turned off and further Dress Making pins applied. Watch Parts are then bent and stuck in place before casting in Tube On Moulds in Clear PR. Turned to size, sanded with Micromesh and 3 stage polishing applied using a scratch remover, polish and then a final wax is applied.
In Third Place receiving Choice of any 3 "Tube-In" Molds provided by PTown Subbie Silicone Molds
Mike Hirsch (Indiana_Parrothead)The pen kit is a full size Majestic in 22k Gold and Rhodium. The blank is a modified watch parts. I start with painting the tube, adding the carbon fiber and letting it dry. Then Cut and drilled pieces of Tru-Stone Red JAsper with Gold Veins and slip it over the carbon fiber. Glue on all the watch parts and then cast as normal with epoxy. Turn, polish and assemble.
Thank you to all who entered. It was a great contest this year. Thanks also to PTownSubbie for his sponsorship of this contest.
I will be working on prize distribution this weekend and will be in contact with the winners.
Thank you!
Kent Wilson (reddwil)
Knights Armor Pen kit. Made using my Ironclad metal and copper pen blank with a sterling silver Celtic cross. Cast is Silmar 41 PR.
In Second Place receiving Choice of any 4 "Tube-In" Molds provided by PTown Subbie Silicone Molds
Simon Taylor (Si90)
The pen is made around a set of Baron Chrome Fountain pen components. The blanks are made from a combination of Dress Making Pins, Carbon Fibre and Watch Parts. The pins had the head and points removed and the ends ground flat. They are then stuck to the tubes with CA. Each length down the body is made from 3 pieces. The body has a section of Carbon Fibre inlay which is made from a piece of sleeve that I cut open and stiffened by covering in thin CA before cutting and sanding to final width. The cap was first covered with Carbon Fibre sleeve and flooded with CA. A section was then turned off and further Dress Making pins applied. Watch Parts are then bent and stuck in place before casting in Tube On Moulds in Clear PR. Turned to size, sanded with Micromesh and 3 stage polishing applied using a scratch remover, polish and then a final wax is applied.
In Third Place receiving Choice of any 3 "Tube-In" Molds provided by PTown Subbie Silicone Molds
Mike Hirsch (Indiana_Parrothead)The pen kit is a full size Majestic in 22k Gold and Rhodium. The blank is a modified watch parts. I start with painting the tube, adding the carbon fiber and letting it dry. Then Cut and drilled pieces of Tru-Stone Red JAsper with Gold Veins and slip it over the carbon fiber. Glue on all the watch parts and then cast as normal with epoxy. Turn, polish and assemble.
Thank you to all who entered. It was a great contest this year. Thanks also to PTownSubbie for his sponsorship of this contest.
I will be working on prize distribution this weekend and will be in contact with the winners.
Thank you!
