Thin Red Line Pen – Spectraply Twist Pen for Nurses & First Responders Handcrafted Pen · Nurse Gift · Promotion or Graduation Gift

📘 Why It Matters
The Thin Red Line represents courage, compassion, and sacrifice—especially among nurses, medics, and first responders. This handcrafted pen is made from Spectraply wood with a thin red line in a white barrel, symbolizing strength and service. Whether it’s for a nurse’s graduation, promotion, or retirement, this pen honors the hands that heal.

✍️ Details
- Barrel: Turned from Spectraply wood in Thin Red Line colorway
- Finish: High-friction polish for smooth feel and fingerprint resistance
- Ink: Black Parker-style medium ballpoint (replaceable)
- Length: Approx. 5"
- Mechanism: Twist
- Hardware: Chrome finish with red accents round top cap
- Handcrafted in Murfreesboro, TN

🎁 Perfect For
- Nurses, medics, and first responders
- Graduation, promotion, retirement, or birthday gifts
- Daily carry for healthcare professionals
- Anyone who walks the Thin Red Line

🪵 Materials
- Spectraply wood
- Chrome metal hardware
- Parker-style ink cartridge

🪚 About 467 Woodworking
At 467 Woodworking, we believe in beauty built with integrity. Every product is handmade by Steve in our small shop outside Nashville, TN, where craftsmanship meets calm and every detail is intentional.

We design with clarity, build with conviction, and tell stories through wood—pens, crosses, coasters, and more—each shaped to reflect the peace we hope they bring.

In discovering ways of managing anxiety and depression, Steve found woodworking to be a calming process. It focused his attention on what was in his hands. It gave his hands something to do while calming racing thoughts and offering encouragement that he could build something out of raw materials that resonated with family, friends, and now perfect strangers—through our Etsy shop, local craft and collector shows, and on Facebook and Instagram. That journey is why our tagline remains Peace in Every Piece.

Thank you for stopping by. We’re glad you’re here.

–Steve & Beth