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alan morrison
Fellow
Very nice pen, Alan, don't see too many in yew.
Alan
Alan
angelo49
Registered
Beautiful grain on that Yew Alan!!
Nicely Done*
Nicely Done*
Classy pen!
Penpal
Grand Master
At our recent Wood Guild huge selling three day weekend I fell in love with a Yew Platter about a foot round from Yew Burl.
What I like about your pen is the transforming with the grain easing so well into across the grain, certainly good seasons growth from thos growth rings. Lovely pen Alan.
Peter.
What I like about your pen is the transforming with the grain easing so well into across the grain, certainly good seasons growth from thos growth rings. Lovely pen Alan.
Peter.
Les ELm
Executive Member
Lots of character in the piece of timber.
Nicely turned and finished.
Les
character in the piece of timber.Nicely
turned and finished.Les
Very nice pen Alan.
geordie0928
Graduate Member
Nice pen, I have loads of Yew, but have not used then as yet.
wm460
Grand Master
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That is a beauty Alan.
Paul hd
Fellow
Fantastic looking pen.