This black with white ribbons just has a very classy look. It just kinda stands out to me. I have other blanks available to create your unique pen today. 

Here are some pens I was able to finish for customer request.

If you have ever had anything made with Purpleheart wood you know how over time the wood gets to a dark purple. Normally after turning it has a very slight purple look, more brownish but you can see the purple.Well I decided to speed the process up for a custo er to have it dark purple to start. And then as the wood was still warm after sanding it kept getting darker.Hope you like the experiment! 

Today I decided to turn a couple of the glow blanks I have on hand.  So I did a red and a blue one, these will fit the EDC click pen and will be available once I receive my hardware supplies.  

I always get asked how does the pens get so shiny and clear.  Well this is a short video showing you my process.I mainly do this on all my blanks except for certain styles like wood and a select few others.Hope you enjoy the education! 

Well here are a couple pens I was able to complete today in the WhataPen shop for some customer request. First there were 3 of the Purpleheart wood 50 Cal pens and tactical cases.  Love purpleheart wood and how it gets darker over time.  And the 50 cal shells are spent shells so it just makes it even cooler!A Cappuccino Gold Twist pen, I love the ribbons in the Cappuccino bodies! Also a Burgundy Brass EDC click pen. 

Well there are some glow kitless pens to be made, some Purpleheart wood 50 cal pens, a burgundy and gold edc pen, more cappuccino gold twist pens, a couple Edc pens with blue and red and others that I haven’t stated on yet. Gotta keep busy! Place your order today!

At WhataPen I am all about uniqueness, finished this Cappuccino twist pen with gold hardware. 

Here are a couple EDC click pens that was created today.  Both has a burnt bronze aluminum hardware with a stainless steel clip and a all metal Schmidt click mechanism.This first one is a Bog Oak wood that has a history: Bog oak was originally discovered in the British Isles, with Ireland yielding the greatest amount. Now, although discoveries of this wood are still rare, there are several parts of the world where buried trees are being unearthed.  The attraction of Bog oak is most notably it's color--it is black or very dark brown.  Scientists say the older the oak (up ...

Watching this blank get drilled is relaxing!