Segmentation No. 3

[alan morrison]

My third attempt at segmentation. This is spalted beech and guitar pickboard

I don't know yet how to orientate my pictures or delete ones that I don't want, but seeing that the other picture has appeared does anyone know the wood. I think that it may be alder as it came from logs that I cut a couple of years ago for firewood
Thanks
Alan

 

[fortress]

Cue Mr. Dart. Good work again Alan.

 

[angelo49]

Whatever the wood is, they are two nice pens.

 

[Penpal]

They embody slimlines that IMHO require far more attention than any one piece pen kit. The use of segments and unadorned plain timber have their place as well. Found timber can yield remarkable pens Alan.

Peter.

 

[alan morrison]

Whatever the wood is, they are two nice pens.

Thanks for your kind words Angelo
The top pen is spalted beech and because of my limited computer driving skills the second pen went in by accident and the wrong way. I think that it is alder

 

[alan morrison]

They embody slimlines that IMHO require far more attention than any one piece pen kit. The use of segments and unadorned plain timber have their place as well. Found timber can yield remarkable pens Alan.

Peter.

G'Day Peter. I was cutting wood for the fire and was attracted by the tight grain.

 

[Cumbrian Craig]

Love the spalted pen. Nice job

 

[Les ELm]

Nicely done.

Les

 

[sammy]

Very nice, well done.
George

 

[wm460]

Great looking pair of pens Alan.

 

[Phil Dart]

Here you go Alan

 

[Bucks]

Very nice Alan