 Pen turning is up and running. The seventh and eighth grade students are undertaking the manufacturing of quality handcrafted wooden pens to ship overseas to the soldiers defending our country. Students are very excited about this opportunity and are ready to start creating and designing both pens for the military and for themselves.
It is fun and very rewarding to create one of these beauties!!!!
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The pen turning process from start to finish. |
This is our pen turning center. Students are making some very nice looking pens.
Please checkout the slideshow below and be sure to take the advice of George Strait and "Write This Down"!!!!!  |
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Matt's acrylic pens
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Jon exhibits his pen close-up.
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Shrimp boat pen
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Blake and his acrylic slimeline pen close-up.
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Orange crush pen. What a beauty!!
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Nice pens!!
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Matt completed this Wall Street pen
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The Jet mini lathe
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Mr. T displays his acrylic designer pen. Sweet!!!
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Olivia has designed her own slimline creation.
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Two tone pen made of hard pine and padauk.
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Violet acrylic slime line pen close-up.
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Matt's slimline close-up.
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Slimeline close-up!
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Black walnut close-up. Looks nice!
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Olivia and Sam's pen up close.
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Majorie's Pen nice design!
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Reid's pen up close. Look like padauk from South Africa?
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Dan's own design, nice looking pen!!
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Dan C's dual original creation pens!!
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Mr. B's pen collection.
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Here are a few bullet pens made from Zebrawood, Padauk, and Bloodwood.
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Exotic woods and acrylic slimeline pen and pencil sets!
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Jon's blue acrylic pen close-up!
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