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Holly Oak Omega
- Thread starter paulm
- Start date
chas_41_uk
Registered
Another nice pen there Paul 
bassethound
Executive Member
Smart pen, nice finish!
Les ELm
Executive Member
Some nice looking grain in that one.
Nicely done.
Les
Nicely done.
Les
looks rather nice
bluntchisel
Registered
I like this one - lovely grain. Well done, Paul!
Bob.
Bob.
No nothing like it Steve, She Oak is an Australian Bush Flower. Holly Oak often called Holm Oak or Tiger Oak is an evergreen Oak tree indigenous to the UK. Well it is unless Neil tells me different
Having looked on Google though the She Oak wood in some pictures does look the same but totally different in others so it would be interesting to find out.
Having looked on Google though the She Oak wood in some pictures does look the same but totally different in others so it would be interesting to find out.
Spot on again with that one Paul.
Vic
Vic
Lovely pen Paul, the holly oak against the chrome works really well. Another beautiful finish.
Thats what I saw She-Oak was like Steve, it looks very nice.
i have a lump of 4 x 8 so will steal a bit off it and see what it's like
Steve
Penpal
Grand Master
Paul neatly cut blank mate beautiful grain Sheoak has needles like pine needles Holm Oak grows out west in Australia as well there is Bull Oak not necessarily a true oak but common names.
Great pen mate.
Great pen mate.
You keep doing Paul, absolutely lovely.