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Two Zetas in Tunisian Olive wood
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Tunisia was kind to you Olive from any source is welcome, two neat pens Chas.
Peter.
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Great looking pair of pen Chaz.
Les ELm
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Nicely turned with a great choice of components.
Are those radial sanding marks on the barrels?
Les
Are those radial sanding marks on the barrels?
Les
Nice Chas
chas_41_uk
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Where Les? I can't see any (I even put my specs on). Plus I sanded along the barrels as well
Penpal
Grand Master
In the pics the light reflection on the ends is unbroken on the barrel is serrated hence the question since all pics depend on the light source and angles this can show or mask or distort or add something that does or not exist. The curious result in your pic is an oxymoran as the middle reflection on the front end is smooth as with a serrated reflection off the same section above it. My experience also tells me with timber the light will glance off variations in grain differently in your case this gives rise to Les asking your answer is valid only you will know thanks for your answer Les now will know.
Peter.
Peter.
