The first slimline is stained sycamore.
The second slimline is oak. Both finished with Phil’s melamine method.
The second slimline is oak. Both finished with Phil’s melamine method.
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Timber pens this time
KevinMc
Graduate Member
Looking [MENTION=603]Bill Mooney[/MENTION] great as always Hey who allowed you so much time in the workshop...
Does your wife know?
Kevin
Does your wife know?
Kevin
Both look good Bill, the oak being my favourite
Penpal
Grand Master
Featuring Slimlines gives great economy,a real opportunity to display blanks, promote colour. Bill success in all things,desire,reason,final finish to display. Thanks for seeing and showing.
Peter.
Peter.
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Great looking pen Bill.
Cumbrian Craig
Fellow
Lovely pens Bill, well finished.
Regards
Craig
Regards
Craig
Les ELm
Executive Member
Nicely done.
Les
done.Les