Inspired by this really bad comparison: His fountain pen was so fancy it looked as if someone had grabbed the pope, turned him upside down and started writing with the tip of his big pointy hat. I wanted to see…
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The Great Palace Vine fountain pen
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Latest fountain pen
This latest fountain pen was made from Alumilite, a two-part resin that I mixed and poured. There’s a lot going on in the swirls. It’s mostly red and gold, with some other stuff in there as well. I’m fairly pleased…
Pen casting experiment
So I thought I’d try a little bit of casting and see how it goes. I’d never done any casting of any kind before, so I’m glad for a good pen turning forum and that there are some very informative…
Pens for Interns
Our church has two Bible college interns working here for the summer. They’ve spent the summer doing all sorts of things, helping out around the church, ministry related tasks, helping out with our youth group. So I decided that they…
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