Handmade Pens, Made by My Son

One of the things I love about woodworking is that it can be passed from one generation to the next.

My son recently started turning pens, and I’ve really enjoyed watching him learn. There’s something pretty cool about seeing him take a piece of wood, put it on the lathe, and slowly turn it into something that he can be proud of.

He’s now made several rollerball pens, and we’re making them available on the website for anyone who would like to own one.

Each pen is individually turned and finished by hand, using natural wood that gives every piece its own character. Some are made from walnut, others from ash, and each one has its own unique grain and appearance.

See How They’re Made

One of the things I love about woodworking is that you get to see a raw piece of wood become something useful. Pen turning is no different.

I’ve included a short video clip (if you’re viewing this on the website) of my son turning one of these pens so you can see a little of the process behind the finished product.

Now Available

The pens are $25 each, with free shipping anywhere in the United States.

Because each one is made from a different piece of natural wood, the grain and character of every pen will be a little different. The photos on the website show the actual pens available, so when you purchase one, you’re getting that particular piece.

[SHOP THE HANDMADE PENS]

I’m excited to see where my son’s interest in creating takes him, and also that I get to share some of what he’s making with you.

If you’re looking for a unique gift—or just want a handmade pen for your desk—take a look at the collection. And if you purchase one, you’re not only getting a useful, handcrafted writing instrument; you’re also supporting a young, creative mind as he learns and grows.

Thank you for supporting handmade craftsmanship!


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