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A pair of Sierras and a slimline

paulm

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A pair of Sierras in Summat wood Burr that had a lot of wee beasties holes that have now become a feature. Also a shrub root that I didn't finish the nib end properly because yet again I was too lazy to sharpen the skew.
 

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paulm

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Terry said:
I like the Sierras Paul but it is a shame you didn't finish the slimline properly !!!!
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I may take the slimline apart and finish it properly Terry at a later date but it definately is a seconds bin at the moment :thumbs:

Geez I must be on something, I just noticed its a streamline... too much ca me thinks :funny:
 
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That burr is top notch Paul, and comes up lovely with on the finish .. You must learn to sharpen your tools in future or it's the naughty step for you young man .. :thumbs: Shame really as it has a look of Tulipwood .. :thinks:
 
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Love the Sierras Paul that is a nice bit of burr mate as for the other one nuff said
 
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Great looking timber on the Sierras.
Nicely done.
Do you sand with the bushings in place?
The Streamline nib end it looks dark from sanding with bushings in place.

Les
 
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