Overview
The Afghanistan Service Ribbon Laser-Cut Inlay Pen Blank honors those who served in the War in Afghanistan. It consists of thirteen colored strips against a curly maple backdrop. A portion of the proceeds from this product will be donated to the Wounded Warrior Project. The ribbon itself is made up of thirteen dyed strips set off against a beautiful curly maple backdrop. Fits Manhattan Pen Hardware Kits.
Features:
- Fits Manhattan Pen Hardware Kits (Sold Separately)
- Difficulty Level (1 Easy - 5 Hard): 2
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To honor my son who is an Afghanistan veteran. He loved it!
Glenn D
on Nov 1, 2015
I made one before
Ernest I
on May 4, 2015
To honor my son who is an Afghanistan veteran. He loved it!
Glenn D
on Nov 1, 2015
Special order from a vet
Karen N
on Oct 28, 2015
Special order from a vet
Karen N
on Oct 28, 2015
Reviews
4.5 / 5.0
2 Reviews
An honorable project worthy of it's beauty.
This blank was a delight and an honor to work on. The parts fit nicely and was easy to put together. The instructions were concise and simple to follow. After gluing, turning, sanding and CA finish, the blank looked beautiful. It was easy to install on the Manhattan pen kit. I have never enjoyed putting a pen together as I have this one. My brother-in-law is going to love this pen when I present it to him in Memorial Day. Honor a Veteran-build this pen!
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Afghanistan Service Ribbon Laser-Cut Inlay Pen Kit
For the most part It was very good I have used other kit that were perfect. For this kit the sume of the pieces were longer then the hole in the blank. So it required a sanding on all fronts to widen the hole and narrow the pieces. That was very time consuming. The Afghanistan kits are the only ones that I have seen with this issues. I have to assume it relates to the number of pieces.
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