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That is super Geo. You have an excellent touch with the chisel and a good eye for nice wood.
 

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Nicely made & beautiful timber, a winning combination Geo :thumbs::thumbs:


, almost tempting to put up with the runny eyes and try CA again.

Try having your extractor running behind the blank as you apply the CA Phill, I've found that is enough to prevent the fumes stinging my eyes
 

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Geo that is beautiful Olive Wood there is a massive variety of colour in the timber depending where it comes from the age of the tree etc, simply wild grain mate the combination is astounding a real mellow yellow cream colour in the timber. I made one a couple of days ago will show it soon as well. I have some wild stuff from Bethlehem in various blank sizes.

Very grateful you showed your pen just now glad I put up another pen today look forward to more pens from you.

Kind regards Peter.
 

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Geo that is beautiful Olive Wood there is a massive variety of colour in the timber depending where it comes from the age of the tree etc, simply wild grain mate the combination is astounding a real mellow yellow cream colour in the timber. I made one a couple of days ago will show it soon as well. I have some wild stuff from Bethlehem in various blank sizes.

Very grateful you showed your pen just now glad I put up another pen today look forward to more pens from you.

Dear Peter
Thanks for the comment
I would add to your comment the Bethlehem blanks are more darker because are drying in water
Thanks again
Giorgos
 

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Beautiful piece of wood Geo, that grain is something else .. Great finish also .. :bwink:
 

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Its all been said Geo.
But I have to say again what a stunning piece of wood to make a superb looking pen.
 

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Talking on the forum just now and immediately knew what this pen of yours really represents to me its GOLD the warm colour and return it can give us as turning satisfaction mate thanks for your kind words mate.

KInd regards Peter.:claps:
 
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