Hey Sean! No, not at the moment. The most prep I've done in that regard is sealing the wood in some of the bigger pieces I've worked on, but for pens, I typically just pour and then pop them into the pressure pot. At some point, I'd like to, but I'm not sure if there's a good way of doing that without a vacuum chamber, and I'll need a bigger shop for that :D
I like the combination of broken wood and epoxy, it looks more natural. But I would prefer it if more natural shades of green (combination of jade, olive and moss green) were used, only one shade of green looks unnatural.🤗
Each pen is a piece of Art...
Great work....💐
Wow, I love these pens. I would love to purchase the blue and green ones.
Very cool idea. Thanks!
These just keep getting better. Amazing work as always Davis! Loved the dramatic DeWalt hammer bit 🔥👌🏾
Thanks, Rob! And I'm glad you liked the hammer :D
They're beautiful.
Thank you so much!!
Very nice work
Thank you so much!!
Superb!
Very nice~! Neat technique for getting that effect~!
Thanks so much!
Gorgeous! What do you use as a finish?
Do you stabilize your woods first?
Hey Sean! No, not at the moment. The most prep I've done in that regard is sealing the wood in some of the bigger pieces I've worked on, but for pens, I typically just pour and then pop them into the pressure pot. At some point, I'd like to, but I'm not sure if there's a good way of doing that without a vacuum chamber, and I'll need a bigger shop for that :D
I like the combination of broken wood and epoxy, it looks more natural. But I would prefer it if more natural shades of green (combination of jade, olive and moss green) were used, only one shade of green looks unnatural.🤗