ArtFire

This is a Cambridge style Rollerball pen turned out of a Spalted Maple that has been dyed a Sunset Orangewith Gold plate hardware with Sterling Silver highlights. The character of this wood is something special It is 5-1/2 inches long and weighs about 3 ounces. It uses a Hauser refill.

A bit about of the process of creating these pens: I start with a hand-selected bit of wood and the bits that make up the mechanism of the pen. I then cut the wood to length and drill holes to make room for the mechanism. I then put the blank on the lathe spend some time working the wood to be the proper diameter to match the mechanism. Sand paper is applied, through a number of grits, to get a nice, smooth surface. Several coats of finish are applied and buffed. The wood and mechanism are then combined to create a fabulous writing instrument.

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