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| A 7mm kit pen, without the centerband, done in dyed rice. |
A desk pen done in Blackwood with Ivory trim. The fountain pen inset is from a PSI kit and has a Schmidt ink reservoir. |
A Mahogany base mimicking an ink bottle to hold the pen on the desktop. |
The pen is simply a spindle turning reamed appropriately and threaded to accept the fountain pen components. |
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| A stick pen, using a plastic Papermate inkfill, made from Black Palm with some plastic accents inset. |
A stick pen in Box Elder crudely styled to be a Lighthouse. The lighthouse roof is Blackwood atop a crystal to replicate the lamp glass. The windows and door are painted on using a black magic marker. |
A 7mm kit pen, without the centerband, done in Red Palm with red and white accents. |
A stick pen with an Elmo sticker done under polyester resin. |
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| An executive pen done in spalted Maple. |
A desk pen using a 7 mm kit, done in Corian. The red, white, and blue countertop material was used for the 4th of July theme. |
Properly bonded, the material exhibits an interesting transition from color to color through the seam. |
The pen in it’s desk set with a Mahogany base to hold and stabilize a Galileo thermometer. |
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| While the pen doesn’t do the wood justice, the base for the desk set in quilted Maple shows the wood off nicely. |
A 7mm kit used to make a Tulipwood desk pen with hand cut spirals. The pen was an entry in a prior Provo Pen Display winning 1st place. |
Another desk pen done with a fountain pen works from a kit. It uses the same 4th of July theme of red, white, and blue Corian. The tip is turned to resemble a flame. |
A desk pen done with a 7mm kit using dyed rice. |
