Large Designer Pens
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The pens pictured on this page I call a large designer pen.
Like my slim pens I make them from exotic and domestic
hard woods. These pens are a super solid double twist pen.
They are great for people that have arthritis or corporal
tunnel, because of their larger 5/8 inch diameter. These use
the "parker Style" refill and come standard with black color
ink in them. To purchase, please see my "about me" page. I
have a hard time keeping these in my stock. My customers
love these.
Price $22.00 each for hard woods pens
$20.00 each for the striped processed wood pens
I don't yet have pencils for this style pen to make a set,
however I can make them if you are willing to wait till I get
the pencil parts. It usually takes 3 weeks to get the parts
and make a pencil. I do accept credit card orders.
Like my slim pens I make them from exotic and domestic
hard woods. These pens are a super solid double twist pen.
They are great for people that have arthritis or corporal
tunnel, because of their larger 5/8 inch diameter. These use
the "parker Style" refill and come standard with black color
ink in them. To purchase, please see my "about me" page. I
have a hard time keeping these in my stock. My customers
love these.
Price $22.00 each for hard woods pens
$20.00 each for the striped processed wood pens
I don't yet have pencils for this style pen to make a set,
however I can make them if you are willing to wait till I get
the pencil parts. It usually takes 3 weeks to get the parts
and make a pencil. I do accept credit card orders.
Australian Rose Myrtle wood. The camera made the color a
little redder that it actually is. Its more pink than red. It
even has a curly iridescent cross grain color. This is very
hard to get wood because Australia is tightening up their
exporting of the woods. I have 1 in stock and can make a
few more.
little redder that it actually is. Its more pink than red. It
even has a curly iridescent cross grain color. This is very
hard to get wood because Australia is tightening up their
exporting of the woods. I have 1 in stock and can make a
few more.
Black Palm wood. This is the coconut trees that you see in
the cartoons when a coconut falls out of the tree and
thunks the character on the head. It had a very contrasting
grain, light brown main color with a jet black streaking
grain. I have a few pieces of Black Palm left. Also I do have
a few pieces of Red Palm which looks just like this one
except the black streaks are a deep maroon color.
the cartoons when a coconut falls out of the tree and
thunks the character on the head. It had a very contrasting
grain, light brown main color with a jet black streaking
grain. I have a few pieces of Black Palm left. Also I do have
a few pieces of Red Palm which looks just like this one
except the black streaks are a deep maroon color.
Bocote wood from southern Mexico and South America. A
very popular wood for my customers because of the
distinct medium and dark brown grain. A very elegant
looking pen. I have one and can make more.
very popular wood for my customers because of the
distinct medium and dark brown grain. A very elegant
looking pen. I have one and can make more.
This one is called Butternut. It grows rather well through
out the United States. It has a carmel color which usually
darkens in time. I have 1 and unfortunately no wood to
make more. I can get more.
out the United States. It has a carmel color which usually
darkens in time. I have 1 and unfortunately no wood to
make more. I can get more.
Chechen wood. This is a South American wood with a
medium to dark color grain. It has a feel similar to red oak.
Also has a woven like micro grain which makes it look
really fancy. I have one and will make more.
medium to dark color grain. It has a feel similar to red oak.
Also has a woven like micro grain which makes it look
really fancy. I have one and will make more.
Perhaps my most favorite wood. Cocobolo wood from
Mexico and South American There is a very deep reddish
brown base color with dark streaks. Similar to Bocote but
with deep reddish brown. I have wood to make more.
Mexico and South American There is a very deep reddish
brown base color with dark streaks. Similar to Bocote but
with deep reddish brown. I have wood to make more.
Curly Padauk a wood that comes from Africa. It has a
medium dark brown color with a strong red tint. It also has
a "perpendicular" iridescent cross grain. Hence the term
"curly". I do not have any Curly Padauk left but I have
normal Padauk which just doesn't have the iridescent cross
grain which is also very beautiful.
medium dark brown color with a strong red tint. It also has
a "perpendicular" iridescent cross grain. Hence the term
"curly". I do not have any Curly Padauk left but I have
normal Padauk which just doesn't have the iridescent cross
grain which is also very beautiful.
Curly Pyinma wood. A light brown wood with a distinct
grayish hugh. Like the curly Padauk it also has
"perpendicular" iridescent cross grain. This is a very
unique colored wood. I have one and can make others.
grayish hugh. Like the curly Padauk it also has
"perpendicular" iridescent cross grain. This is a very
unique colored wood. I have one and can make others.
Flowering Crab. This came from a tree that grew up in my
front yard. I don't believe that it is a very rare wood but it is
very beautiful light brown color with just a hint of red in it.
There is a small crack in it from the knot I intentionally made
in it. It has been filled with epoxy and won't crack farther.
Adds a lot of character to the pen. I have 2.
front yard. I don't believe that it is a very rare wood but it is
very beautiful light brown color with just a hint of red in it.
There is a small crack in it from the knot I intentionally made
in it. It has been filled with epoxy and won't crack farther.
Adds a lot of character to the pen. I have 2.
Hawaiian KOA wood. A very rare wood grows only in
Hawaii. There is a impostor wood called Kemp wood that
grows in other countries and is used for hardwood floors.
True KOA wood is so expensive that very few people could
afford to do a floor with it. I do not at this time have any
Koa, however don't hesitate to ask me.
Hawaii. There is a impostor wood called Kemp wood that
grows in other countries and is used for hardwood floors.
True KOA wood is so expensive that very few people could
afford to do a floor with it. I do not at this time have any
Koa, however don't hesitate to ask me.
Iron wood. The name fits it well it cuts like iron. A very hard
wood grows very scarcely in the United States. Its color is a
dark chocolate brown. I have this one and can make some
more.
wood grows very scarcely in the United States. Its color is a
dark chocolate brown. I have this one and can make some
more.
This is Mahogany. Not extremely rare wood but very sought
after by furniture makers. Will darken to a very rich brown
color. I have this one and will make more.
after by furniture makers. Will darken to a very rich brown
color. I have this one and will make more.
Maple root burl. This is one of the most popular pens I make
so much so that I don't have one on hand. I do have some
wood to make you one and would be very happy to do so.
so much so that I don't have one on hand. I do have some
wood to make you one and would be very happy to do so.
Here we have a super rare wood called African Olie Pod. I
have this one and only a few pieces to make more. This
wood is so beautiful it makes me laugh at the evolution
theory. Theres just no way for wood this gorgeous to have
evolved.
have this one and only a few pieces to make more. This
wood is so beautiful it makes me laugh at the evolution
theory. Theres just no way for wood this gorgeous to have
evolved.