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Olive Sedona
- Thread starter johnny5
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Nice one Popeye, I have seen some lovely olive wood, all I seem to get hold of is crap stuff.
I had a very expensive parcel from The Bethlehem olive wood company and wasted my money.
Be careful if you order from tinternet init.
That looks a bit full of character, very nice.
I had a very expensive parcel from The Bethlehem olive wood company and wasted my money.
Be careful if you order from tinternet init.
That looks a bit full of character, very nice.
Lovely wood Johnny and well turned
in fairness this piece came from Bethlehem vie Evilbay , all my olive wood that i ordered from Bethlehem has been top quality.
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- Terry
Lovely bit of olive on a good kit !!!!
Very nice Johnny, lovely wood & kit
bluntchisel
Registered
Great wood plus a good finish equals a lovely pen! Well done, Johnny!
Bob.
Bob.
That is an exceptional bit of wood and you have done an exceptional job with it well done strange I still cant make me mind up about the kit I see a pen like yours and love it see another one and I don't like the kit I know it don't make sense dose it it I may have to get some turn them and make me mind up then great pen thank you for showing it and confusing me again which dont take a lot nowadays
Neil
Fellow
Most of that has come from South Italy!! Might have come from Bethlehem, but the post is good these days!
Neil
Fellow
That is a lovely bit of olive wood and well made as well. Like Woody, Ive been indecisive for a long time but cant get myself to like the sedona, having one end domed and the other square just doesnt balance it aesthetically for me.
Penpal
Grand Master
Olive in a pen to be proud of the conversation lingers on provenance some of my best came from a disused group of trees I had access to 4hrs drive away the grain was sparse with some great exceptions.
THanks for showing the various faces .
Peter.
THanks for showing the various faces .
Peter.
Lovely bit of turning there Johnny...
That Olive sure does look the Biz....
That Olive sure does look the Biz....
I have the same problem with the kit Neil but some times when dressed in the right wood it dose look a lot better Its probably the wood that sways me sometimes
Smashing looking pen that Johnny, love it.
What a great piece of wood, topped with a great looking kit that matches the wood realy well.
I'm also on the fence with the Sedona, but I believe that this works really well and something to be proud of Johnny..
I'm also on the fence with the Sedona, but I believe that this works really well and something to be proud of Johnny..