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Nice neat pens Kevin great to see your pens I was amazed at the cork oak I find it a monster to cut and work with a long time ago our local authorities planted a plantation of them with a view to comercialise the project never got off the ground I have collected some thinnings no success with them.The Beech Burl stailised well produced a neat pen, Like the Irish Wych Burl pen all three worthy pens.

Peter.

[QUOTE="Penpal, post: 200774, member: 122"] Nice neat pens Kevin great to see your pens I was amazed at the cork oak I find it a monster to cut and work with a long time ago our local authorities planted a plantation of them with a view to comercialise the project never got off the ground I have collected some thinnings no success with them.The Beech Burl stailised well produced a neat pen, Like the Irish Wych Burl pen all three worthy pens. Peter. [/QUOTE]

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