Made some progress on the lightsaber pen. Got the handle turned to size and marked up. Hoping to turn the internal area down more tomorrow or Friday. Then start on the divots for the grooves. Should have the light blue blank soon and blue hardware for the tip. This will be a twist pen and just a project I wanted to try.

Just a little video showing a piece of natural burl getting turned to pen size.  This was part of this twist pen that has antique brass hardware you can see below the video. Order your custom handmade ink pen today at WhataPen.com 

Not sure why but this orange resin combo just flows well with the maple wood and antique brass hardware.  It has a very sexy look and is fire!  

I finished this handmade green with white ribbon body on a gun metal capless rollerball twist pen yesterday.  I love how the colors mess together and the gun metal enhances the green and little black lines in the body.  Remember the capless rollerball is special since the refill is made to be immediate drying.  Also the clip can be moved to either end of the pen so you can put ...

Finished these 2 blue & cypress wood twist pens with antique brass hardware today. The cypress wood has a very unique pattern and color to it. #ballpointpens #handmadeinkpens #handmadewritinginstruments #whatapen #handmadepens

Here are some handmade deer antler ink pens that were finished today in the WhataPen shop. Deer antler is basically a bone that grows with a core, some skin layers and veins. It’s amazing how the color patterns look and the actual texture to smooth areas feel. Hope you like these snd remember you can order a custom handmade pen today!

I finished this Deer Antler pen today. This is the largest anther pen I have ever created. It’s a Panache rollerball pen with rhodium hardware. Took time to drill and turn those 2 large pieces but well worth the time! The anther patterns really showed up in these.

Prepping some deer antler and getting them drilled for a tube to be glued in. It is trial and error trying to get the pieces stable in the lathe fro drilling. A little trimming here and there so they can fit.

Here are some of the Olivewood handmade ink pens, these blanks I get imported from Jerusalem.