Just one today!

[Les ELm]

Lots of character in that piece of well turned and finished timber.

Les

 

[Bill Mooney]

This is a cracking pen Neil.

 

[Penpal]

Was thinking with a surplus of choice you choose the so called scabby I think you look for challenges orphan blanks that appeal.

Peter.

 

[Lons]

Great pen Neil.:bravo:
I think you should change your name to oliveman

 

[Neil Lawton]

Thanks all for the lovely comments, it's appreciated.

Was thinking with a surplus of choice you choose the so called scabby I think you look for challenges orphan blanks that appeal.

Peter.

I'm slowly preparing blanks for sale Peter.
It is a difficult process as I need to offer a standard size and quality. This does "go against the grain" as far as I'm concerned as I end up with many short ends, and "scabby blanks".

These blanks may have pre existing splits or inclusions, but are usually more dramatic than the stable stuff. Many on here would have no problem with these, but I'm sure that selling stuff "pre split" to the pen turning public at large, would do me no favours.

Then again, I could put some bundles together under " come and have a go if you think you're hard enough"

 

[Jim]

Great pen Neil.:bravo:
I think you should change your name to the long haired oliveman of York

Changed that for you Bob .. It has more appeal ..

 

[Lons]

Changed that for you Bob .. It has more appeal ..

I'm pleased you did that Jim. I promised I wouldn't make any more comments about Neils' iconic hair "style"

 

[chas_41_uk]

Another lovely pen Neil