Classic Pack of Inlace Acrylester Pen Blanks
Optical grade resin provides incredible depth and shimmer—includes 5 of our most popular colors!
Item #
61356
Inlace Acrylester is a polyester-based material that exhibits a shimmering pearlescent quality when viewed in the light. It is available in a huge variety of colors, each with a unique pattern and remarkable visual depth. This pack includes five of our most popular colors: Ocean Mist, Molten Metal, Abalone, Inferno and Cookies & Cream. Inlace Acrylester is made from an optical grade of resin, which makes it visually superior to acrylic. It is slightly more challenging to turn, but the results are well worth it. It can be polished to a gleaming finish.
(1) Ocean Mist Acrylester Pen Blank
(1) Molten Metal Acrylester Pen Blank
(1) Abalone Acrylester Pen Blank
(1) nferno Acrylester Pen Blank
(1) Cookies and Cream Acrylester Pen Blank
(1) Molten Metal Acrylester Pen Blank
(1) Abalone Acrylester Pen Blank
(1) nferno Acrylester Pen Blank
(1) Cookies and Cream Acrylester Pen Blank
| Manufacturer Part Number | PBIAPACK01 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0.8500 |
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Cookies n Cream pen
So far I have just used the cookies n cream blank. But if the rest are like it, they will be stunning! The depth of color is great and they polish to a high gloss. great blank!
cookies n cream blank
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Admittedly my first attempt with Acrylic - but not a good experience
I've been turning wood pens for several months now with great results. I thought I'd try the acrylic ones to see how I like them. When they arrived, they looked good and were well packaged. I use carbide turning tools to turn with for the most part. After turning just one of these, my tools were notably duller. While turning, as I approached the finishing cuts, my round carbide blade caught one of the decorative metal looking grains in the piece, and took a large chunk out of the material and it was destroyed. I next went back and turned a wooden piece I had prepared, and it was then that I noticed my blades were not nearly as sharp as normal. Unless/until I find a better way to turn acrylic, I don't plan to use it again.
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Looking for some new looks. Based on the photos that were posted, they all seem to make a eye catching pen.
mary ellen s
on Feb 27, 2020
Nice color, trying something different
Bobby
on May 3, 2019
Looking for some new looks. Based on the photos that were posted, they all seem to make a eye catching pen.
mary ellen s
on Feb 27, 2020
Really like the finished product.
Jim F
on Dec 23, 2019
Is Inlace Acrylester recommended for Chef/Kitchen knives (I see not recommended for cutting boards) ?
BEST ANSWER: Do not know if recommended but should work OK
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- Inaccurate
- Kent R on Apr 20, 2020
- Purchased on Nov 26, 2018
Could you use these in cutting boards? Are the safe for food?
BEST ANSWER: The chemicals in these blocks are not food safe
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- Kent R on May 7, 2019
- Purchased on Nov 26, 2018
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