People at Work

Capn Jack wrote in post #19185649

Inspeqtor wrote in post #19185646
I wish you could have also gotten a photo of the barrel of the finished pen.

I changed "feathered" to "featured" which I think is the word you had wanted to use!

Whitneml wrote in post #19185614
Friend hard at work turning a new barrel for a high-end pen... He is one of the top 10 pen makers in the USA! Photo to be feathered in "Pen World" the journal of writing culture...

Nice image of someone working.
The journal title made me think of one of the biggest mistakes(?) for an internet URL- it's still extant:
https://www.penisland.​net/

No, it's not what you might think! They sell fine pens.

<grin>

Capn Jack wrote in post #19185649
No, it's not what you might think! They sell fine pens.

But they got a lot more web traffic to their site than they thought they would...

Cleaning the pond
Suzhou, China

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Not sure if this is the exact pen but here is another shot for "Pen World".

Crepe filled with bananas, add chocolate syrup
HoiAn, Vietnam

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Just a small snippet of some new work a local company are adding to their service

Fish or cut bait...
Pattaya, Thailand

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Some pics of my troops during an exercise a while back.

The Pen maker, and the pen. Quick photo collaboration of the cap for his new pen showing all sides. All hand made Nickle and brass. This pen is actually sold ($2500.00)

Boston Harbor cruise

The Apprentice!! The first photo LOL, Always the jokester... Actually Gavin is quickly becoming as well known in the Pen World as his father! These as well as the above photos are for a 4 page article in Pen world magazine!

I've worn prescriptions glasses since I was in the 3rd grade, they've saved my eyes at least 4 times. I'm 66.

Enjoy these "pen" images. A rather unique craft.

I do shudder at the lack of eye protection.

I've one (good) eye left. Then that's it!

It's a constant reminder for me.
6?(I've lost count) eye operations saved the not so good eye

I can see there is eye protection in the shroud covering the cutting tool. Good work Whitneml.

avondale87 wrote in post #19203515
Enjoy these "pen" images. A rather unique craft.

I do shudder at the lack of eye protection.

I've one (good) eye left. Then that's it!

It's a constant reminder for me.
6?(I've lost count) eye operations saved the not so good eye

Richard,

I am very sorry to hear about your eye problems.....