He wanted one to give as a gift, and the other is for his wife (and she's making me some Ginger Bread cookies, so I really do make out well on this deal!!).
I think the pens came out looking pretty nice, but man-0h-man do these things stink when cutting and drilling!!
Here's what they look like:
This is the gift pen. It's got a blue and white acrylic blank with a platinum kit.

This is the pen for Mary (the Ginger Bread making wife!). Her's is this wild pink and gold acrylic blank with a 24kt gold kit.

this is a red white and blue blank that I received in compensation for an order mix-up a few weeks back. I did want to experiment on pens that were intended as gifts, so I did a test run on this one.

and finally a group shot.

1 comment:
I love the blue one!
And I know exactly what you mean - that smell sort of burns its way into your nose, doesn't it? Dad and I install a PVC trim on the Owens Corning Basements we install, and cutting or ripping that stuff could almost make you nauseous.
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