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Old 12-01-2007, 08:56 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Here are 4 acrylic pens I made for the kids and granddaughters for Christmas. My DIL is a KU fan so she gets the blue one, Son is a KSU fan so he gets the purple one, the youngest granddaughter gets the pink one and the oldest granddaughter wanted the chocolate cherry one. MM'd to 12000 and buffed. 3 slimlines and 1 Euro. Pictures aren't to good but was in a hurry.
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Old 12-01-2007, 09:09 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Really nice Bernie. How did you like them acrylics. I don't have much luck with them.
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Hi Bernie, you do a beautiful job on the acrylic pens. Top notch bud as usual. I am going to have to buy a few resin blanks and give them a whirl .... so to speak

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Thanks again. Corey the only thing I would tell you about the acrylic's is to cut them a little long and drill them short of the end. Then cut the end off to length. This will save a blow out. Light cuts or they will have a tendency to chip with a gouge so I just skew them. I sand them at 320, 400, 600 and then go straight to the buffer. I put some Renassiance wax on them and buff.
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Bernie, out of all those fine looking pens, I want the Blue one.
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Thanks guys. I appreciate it. My son has shown his first pen I made him to everyone and I think I have sold about 20 pens in Richmond, Va. where he works. Maybe I can get another 20 when he gets this new one for Christmas.
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I just relized I guess I have to turn a bowl now that you started getting into pens now.
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Those are really pretty!
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