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Magical Skew | The International Association of Penturners I saw an ad for a Magical Skew made by T Shadow CO (DELUXE MAGICAL SKEW - T Shadow Co LLC) I'm interested in hearing from anyone who's used it or who knows where I can find videos of it or something
Lynns Floating Pen - The International Association of Penturners Here is a brief tutorial for adding a drop shadow using Jasc Paint Shop Pro version 8 It turned out to be a 12 step program for some reason Step 1: Photograph your pen using a high contrast solid background A sheet of white paper works well for many pens Download image to your computer and open with PSP 8 Step 2: Adjust photo brightness as
Shadow box | The International Association of Penturners I finished this shadow box for a friend of mine that's retiring in a week or so I delivered it this morning, he's very happy with it! I also made him a pen from Honduran Mahogony, and had it engraved by Mike and Jen He at first said he couldn't accept it, until I said he didn't have a
Miter Saw - laser vs shadow line? | The International Association of . . . Hi Jeff, I have a Bosch saw that came with no laser or light I added an aftermarket laser because it didn't require any modifications I used it initially, but have since pretty much stopped (after the battery died) I considered adding a shadow line light, but haven't figured out any kind of mounting system yet Although I haven't used one yet, I think the shadow line would be my preference
Neje Master 3500 Rotary Jig | The International Association of Penturners Trying here as well - I got a Neje Master 3500 gifted to me with a Rotary Jig made by T Shadow and Co based on the original Mike Shortness design according to the labels on the boxes Some parts missing - especially the bearing holders for the roller and some lifts I have a 3D printer and
T-Shadow vs Benson Pace rotary jig for NEJE Master T Shadow makes one and so does Benson Pace I need it to be accurate enough to make multiple passes if I need more depth Does anybody have any experience with either of these I know that Nancy who is a member here is the rep for Pace and am awaiting a PM from her
Which tools to try! Carbide edition. - penturners. org Best Regards, Dave PS Here are a few pictures of my tools made with hickory handles and 3 8" square steel bars (except for two made from a 3 8" hex rods that present the cutters at an angle to the work - similar to how the Magical Skew designed by by T Shadow Company (Magicbob) They are the two tools on the right side in the following
Black Lines in my images. | The International Association of Penturners When I use my Nikon SLR, they are ok, I assume I need a micro lens But when I use my iPhone 7 in the box, I get the same results you do, black shadow like stripes Here is my photo box, as you can see the led lights are plenty bright They are 10w each, used in ceiling lights It's funny that I can take a good picture of the light box with my
Pipe Emporium material - The International Association of Penturners Well, here's my second attempt with the Shadow Gray lucite from Pipe Makers Emporium The material is VERY transparent which is not obvious when you look at the 1" thick stick I discovered it Sunday, so I colored the tubes with a black Sharpie and mixed some epoxy(Rod Bond) and added royal
Neje rotary jig. - The International Association of Penturners Another rotary jig is sold by Bob Marquis (Magic Bob here on IAP) t-shadow www tshadow com Right now the T Shadow jig doesn't do closed-end items I PM'd MagicBob several days ago and he said they're working on developing one As far as photos for the Bob (Benson) Pace jig, he's requested that nobody post photos or videos of his v2 0 style jig