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That's a grand bit of wood Brad mate, like it.
iandel
Full Member
Lovely yew. The pen is pretty good too 
Bob Ellis
Graduate Member
Love the yew - the figuring on the cap is exquisite! Beautifully made with a subtle sheen t the finish. 
angelo49
Registered
Beautifully Done!!
*NICE*
*NICE*
Penpal
Grand Master
Strong pen with great timber yielded a beautiful pen Brad thanks for the detailed clear pics.
Peter.
Peter.
Terry Q
Fellow
Very attractive grain in that one. Lovely pen. What is the diameter? It appears to be a large pen.
Looks really lovely. I must admit, I haven't been sure about this kit, it looks a bit too angular for my taste and, as Terry says above, it looks quite big. Your's however looks really nice and has changed my mind a little about the kit. It would be good to see a photo of the pen in the hand to get a better idea of size.
Top barrel is 15mm lower is 13.5
LovEly looking timber on that pen Brad. I am not too sure about the Shakespeare I think it looks good with the cap on but not sure about the nib end. I think I need to see one in hand before I make full judgement
Les ELm
Executive Member
Has that nice warm wood look with the matte finished.
Nicely done.
Les
Nicely
done.Les
Wow! What a beauty Brad.
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Great looking pen Brad.
Freck Fraser
Graduate Member
Beautiful bit of timber turned to perfection Brad, lovely work indeed.