Joker Honeycomb Blank
Take a look at these exquisite honeycomb pen blanks that feature an array of vivid colors! They are meticulously crafted from high-pressure cast Alumilite resin and top-quality Eye Candy pigments, which give them a unique shine and dimension that is bound to mesmerize you. These green and purple jewel-toned blanks will remind you of the good old days when you used to watch Saturday morning cartoons. Each blank is meticulously crafted and measures 5" x 3/4", 5" x 7/8" and 5" x 1".
The price is for one pen blank.
For optimal results, we recommend applying a CA finish to these blanks. Please note that these blanks are best suited for experienced turners who are comfortable with light cuts and sharp tools. While some chip out may occur during the turning process, these blanks are well worth the effort, resulting in pens that are truly remarkable. To minimize the risk of chipping, consider applying thin CA glue before and during turning. You need to have a light touch and Very high speed. When you start, keep the chips that come off so you have them to replace any missing at the end. If you're making a pen or something similar in size, the chips at the beginning don't matter much, but save one or 2. Keep a soft but very sharp touch as you get down to the final size. I don't usually lose scales at this point, but I have a few times, so If you lose a scale, replace it with one you saved. Attach it with thick CA glue and activator. Once it is set completely, trim it with that very light touch. I finish mine with about 8 coats of Medium Flex CA to ensure the scales never pop off.
Take a look at these exquisite honeycomb pen blanks that feature an array of vivid colors! They are meticulously crafted from high-pressure cast Alumilite resin and top-quality Eye Candy pigments, which give them a unique shine and dimension that is bound to mesmerize you. These green and purple jewel-toned blanks will remind you of the good old days when you used to watch Saturday morning cartoons. Each blank is meticulously crafted and measures 5" x 3/4", 5" x 7/8" and 5" x 1".
The price is for one pen blank.
For optimal results, we recommend applying a CA finish to these blanks. Please note that these blanks are best suited for experienced turners who are comfortable with light cuts and sharp tools. While some chip out may occur during the turning process, these blanks are well worth the effort, resulting in pens that are truly remarkable. To minimize the risk of chipping, consider applying thin CA glue before and during turning. You need to have a light touch and Very high speed. When you start, keep the chips that come off so you have them to replace any missing at the end. If you're making a pen or something similar in size, the chips at the beginning don't matter much, but save one or 2. Keep a soft but very sharp touch as you get down to the final size. I don't usually lose scales at this point, but I have a few times, so If you lose a scale, replace it with one you saved. Attach it with thick CA glue and activator. Once it is set completely, trim it with that very light touch. I finish mine with about 8 coats of Medium Flex CA to ensure the scales never pop off.
Take a look at these exquisite honeycomb pen blanks that feature an array of vivid colors! They are meticulously crafted from high-pressure cast Alumilite resin and top-quality Eye Candy pigments, which give them a unique shine and dimension that is bound to mesmerize you. These green and purple jewel-toned blanks will remind you of the good old days when you used to watch Saturday morning cartoons. Each blank is meticulously crafted and measures 5" x 3/4", 5" x 7/8" and 5" x 1".
The price is for one pen blank.
For optimal results, we recommend applying a CA finish to these blanks. Please note that these blanks are best suited for experienced turners who are comfortable with light cuts and sharp tools. While some chip out may occur during the turning process, these blanks are well worth the effort, resulting in pens that are truly remarkable. To minimize the risk of chipping, consider applying thin CA glue before and during turning. You need to have a light touch and Very high speed. When you start, keep the chips that come off so you have them to replace any missing at the end. If you're making a pen or something similar in size, the chips at the beginning don't matter much, but save one or 2. Keep a soft but very sharp touch as you get down to the final size. I don't usually lose scales at this point, but I have a few times, so If you lose a scale, replace it with one you saved. Attach it with thick CA glue and activator. Once it is set completely, trim it with that very light touch. I finish mine with about 8 coats of Medium Flex CA to ensure the scales never pop off.
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