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paulm

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An Empress in Hornbeam, a Chairmans in Bubinga and a slimline in a burr from where I don't know but any guesses welcome.
 

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Like the burr, goes well with the gun metal, wonder when you got that bubinga?!! Turns and finishes well doesn't it.

Enough said about that empress, hornbeam is a bit unspectacular but nicely done all round
 

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Three nice pens Paul. Like many others the burr is the one for me. I have got a load of Empress FP kits to do that I brought on a whim when Axi had them on offer.

:thumbs:Vic:thumbs:
 

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Like the burr, goes well with the gun metal, wonder when you got that bubinga?!! Turns and finishes well doesn't it.

Enough said about that empress, hornbeam is a bit unspectacular but nicely done all round

I got it when I met up with a salty old seadog at a show Neil :-)
 

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Three nice pens Paul. Like many others the burr is the one for me. I have got a load of Empress FP kits to do that I brought on a whim when Axi had them on offer.

:thumbs:Vic:thumbs:

I bought mine in the offer too Vic, I've still got several to do
 

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Thanks Woody. If I said it was chestnut burr would you agree? I just need to say its something for my labelling :-)
 

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It seems to light for Chestnut to me Paul its more like an Elm colouring don't you think but it could be from the Sumit tree LOL
 

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It must be the summit tree then, I'll put that down on the card... thanks Woody
 

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All well made and finished my friend, but that blank on the slimline is to die for .. :thumbs:
 

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They is all gorgeous except for the pewky orrible Empress and that is disgusting.
Not because of anything you done dad but because it is a pewky orrible Empress init?
2 out of 3 don't bad init Meatloaf?
 
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