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Cocobolo

Penpal

Penpal

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This timber is or can be beautiful it is full of surprises I like the feathering on this one.

Kind regards Peter.:goesred:
 

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Doug

Doug

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That sure is a beautiful pen Peter :thumbs::thumbs:

Was the blank sawn in a particular way to achieve the grain patterning we see?
 
Jim

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I agree Peter, Cocobolo can certainly hold some beautiful grain and your pen proves this. :thumbs:
 
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