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A Couple of Sierras

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Chrisd

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Turned a couple of Sierras this weekend - both finished with friction polish and renaissance wax. The top one is yew and the other is a piece of recycled wood which is unknown to me. Any clue would be helpful!

Chris
 
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Penpal

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Cris two useful pens to go mate. To assist with identification using the timber not the pen end grain, colour and leaf pics make it possible.

Peter.
 
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Jim

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Two good looking Pens Chris, your finish is a good combination, i use the same when using a friction coating .. :thumbs:
 
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