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New Shop Updates
We have been growing! Our new Nova lathe is a welcome addition to our shop. It offers a number of capabilities that were not present previously. Most importantly, it allows us to split the turning and finishing steps across two lathes, making it a little easier to switch between tasks.
Updated website
We are excited about the changes to our website. We've added new pictures and have reorganzied the site to help you find the perfect gift.
New Purpleheart shipment has arrived
A new shipment of purpleheart wood has just arrived. We are taking custom orders, so get your order in early.
Bloodwood Pens Now Available
We are excited to announce that a new shipment of high quality, Bloodwood is now available. We have started to make selected pens in this stunning, red wood from Brazil. You can check our one of the newest pens here. If you are interested in a have a custom pen made, please feel free to contact [...]
Crotch Walnut Wood Blanks for Handmade Pens
I am very excited about the new purchase of three flame and crotch walnut wood slabs. I had the rather rare opportunity to purchase these slabs of crotch walnut wood, each three inches thick with spectacular figure. They will make great handmade wood pens and wood pencils. I am looking forward to using the crotch walnut [...]
New Acrylic Designs
I am very excited about the new acrylic designs that just arrived. I have been very busy turning these new designs and I am very pleased with the color and designs. Check out our new products page for some of the new acrylic pens.
Just In - New shipment of Lignum Vitae Burls
We are pleased to announce that we have just recevied a new shipment of highly figured Lignum Vitae burls. We are very excited about the new shipment, as the wood looks to hold great promise and intrigue! New pens will be coming soon, check back often or subscribe to our news feed for updates. As always, you can contact [...]