Sierra

[Dalboy]

Sierra pen with a pitch pine (I think) blamk I cut from an old piece of wood that was given to me.

 

[AllenN]

Quite a nice pen. Not sure if it is the photo but there seem to be some radial sanding marks. I always find it best to sand with the grain before changing sanding grains especially with pine. Allen

 

[Dalboy]

Quite a nice pen. Not sure if it is the photo but there seem to be some radial sanding marks. I always find it best to sand with the grain before changing sanding grains especially with pine. Allen

Don't know quite what they are as I have just looked on the pen and they are on it but they are equaly spaced all the way up the pen. When you first mentioned it I thought that as I had not seen them. But like you say I always go through the grits and along the grain before changing with this one I started at 180 grit. Got me baffled now and they don't spiral either

 

[billyb_imp]

Looks good Derek, nice timber

 

[paulm]

Nicely done, a lovely looking pen

 

[Penpal]

Delicate colouring pink in there Pine is a challenge Derek but a nice change.

Peter.

 

[Jim]

Very nice clean pen Derek, nice image to my friend .. :wink:

 

[Kawakers]

nicely done Derek, suits the colour of the pen well

 

[donwatson]

A very nice pen and well turned.

 

[Bill Mooney]

Suits me adhered. Very nicely done. Love working with pitch pine, the smell of pure turpentine is nice & refreshing.

 

[Lons]

Nice pen, love the colour of the wood.

 

[Doug]

Nice one Derek

 

[wm460]

Very nice pen Derek,

 

[Buckeye]

Nice looking pen.

Peter

 

[chas_41_uk]

Nice pen Derek

 

[Les ELm]

Looks well turned and finished from here.

Les