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    Black prickly pear cactus baron

    Here is a new prickly pear cactus pen I made this weekend. It is black dyed EnviroTex resin with a satin nickel Baron kit. The finish is CA and is very shiny, even though the pic does not really show it. Comments always welcome!



    Curtis O. Seebeck
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    Curtis that is awesome looking. Wow. Nice job.
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    Curtis........that just blows me away! Fantastic!
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    That is truley amazing, Curtis. Nicely done!


    Edited to add; I like the way you displayed the cactus with the pen.
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    I have not seen anything to beat those pens, Curtis. Just excellent!
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    Absolutely gorgeous pen, Curtis. I love what you've done with the Prickly Pear skeleton. Question: Is using EnviroTex anything like using Epoxy?
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    Very cool!

    Corey

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    Henry,

    Yes, EnviroTex is pretty much just like regular epoxy except it has a longer open time and seems to degass itself better, leaving a blank without bubble holes. The only thing I don't like about it is it is a little soft when cured.
    Curtis O. Seebeck
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    Thanks everyone for the nice comments. It is fun coming up with new stuff to use for pens and I am pretty proud of the cactus idea. It is a lot of work but worth it.
    Curtis O. Seebeck
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  10. Great work again, Curtis!!! These look fantastic!

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    Awesome Pens!
    Keep coming up with these new Ideas!
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    Very nice! I enjoy seeing something different. Good job. Earl
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    These are awesome Curtis! Keep it up.

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    Awesome pen!!! You SHOULD be proud of this idea, really impressive.
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    I think the cactus pens you've done and shown here are the most unique (and aesthetically pleasing) pens I've seen, Curtis. Major kudos on the idea and the execution.

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