First one out of the darker grain only.
Second out of dark to light.
Pity about the worm hole, but it doesn't look too bad.
Second out of dark to light.
Pity about the worm hole, but it doesn't look too bad.
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Olive slimlines
- Thread starter Neil Lawton
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Three nice bits of wood, well turned Neil.
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- Terry
2 smart looking pens !!!
lovely wood & pens Neil
Worm holes give a bit of character, but then I would say that :topsy_turvy:
Worm holes give a bit of character, but then I would say that :topsy_turvy:
Couldn't agree more.. Superb looking pair of pens..
I really must get round to doing some of the olive you gave me. I assume those are from the same lot ?
Lovely pens !
Lovely pens !
Same wood, same tree Phil.
These though were microwave dried over 10 days, then left behind the log burner, for another four.
Olive sure knows how to hold onto moisture!
fionaspens
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Olive wood shown off to perfection. Superb looking pens. A
Penpal
Grand Master
Neil sure nice Olive mate I used to cut down to 5/8 square blanks gave that up to tricky drilling tiny blanks try to cut around an inch square now.
The Olive came up well as been said very little timber the grain still shows well.
Peter.
The Olive came up well as been said very little timber the grain still shows well.
Peter.