Penpal
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Received blanks from nth queensland
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bassethound
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Looks good Peter, bet that will make a lovely pen!
Looks a little like London Plane Peter, I'm sure it will make a lovely pen
chas_41_uk
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Looks great Peter. I'm sure it will make a lovely pen
Love the grain pattern in those Peter. I am sure that you will produce something very special from them.
wm460
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Looks great Peter,
Chillicamper
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Red Beech? - it's possibly Nothofagus sp. native to New Zealand, rather than English beech which is Fagus sylvatica.
Whatever, the grain looks very promising. Look forward to seeing this on a pen.
Whatever, the grain looks very promising.
Look forward to seeing this on a pen.
Penpal
Grand Master
Pens in obeyance yet so many jobs time and the icy conditions, still in just over a month the weather changes for the better towards spring. I just listed 90 other Nth Queensland timbers most of them unknown to me rang my mate in Qld he is progressing with my next order of Aussie treasures.
Peter.
Peter.