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 | Jatoba Side Table Using some scrap wood that a friend had salvaged, I build this bed side table for my oldest daughters birthday. The wood is Jatoba and the finish is boiled linseed oil and paste wax. |
 | Segmented Rollerball This segmented pen includes 240 pieces of Walnut and Jatoba. The hardware has a durable gold titanium finish with a replaceable rollerball style ink. |
 | Segmented Rollerball One of the women I work with asked me to build her a pen that she could give to her husband as a birthday gift. Using 200+ pieces of Maple and Jatoba, this is what I came up with. This pen has a replaceable rollerball style ink |
 | Segmented Cigar Pen This pen was created using 200+ pieces of Jatoba and Maple. This is a platinum double twist cigar pen with a replaceable ball point ink. This pen is being donated to my daughter's school for a fundraiser. |
 | Segmented Double Wrap There are 234 +/- pieces used in the design of this fountain pen. There are Jatoba and Walnut bands that wrap around the pen in opposite directions. The base wood is Maple. This pen was built for a one of my wife's friends to give to her husband for his birthday. |
 | Segmented Celtic Double Knot I've made a few celtic knot pens. After completing the Segmented Twist Pen, I thought it would be fun to make a celtic knot using the segmenting technique. I used Sapele as the wood for the body of the pen and the knot is made of 32 pieces of Maple and Cherry (16 of each). This pen is being donated to my daughter's school for a fundraiser. |
 | Segmented Twist Pen After completing the segemented pens in the Teacher Gifts project, I wanted to make something even more dramatic. That's when I decided on this Segmented Twist Pen. To view more deatils, click here. |
 | Teacher Gifts 2007 I have two daughters in elementary school (pre-school and first grade). My wife asked me if I could make some pens that she could use as teacher gifts this year. Not wanting to just make some boring pens, I decided that now would be the perfect opportunity to try some new techniques. To view the entire collection, click here. |