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altaciii

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I had a client call me and request a snakewood euro. Seems his last and favorite pen grew legs and walked off. I cut the blank from a half log I purchased about a year ago. The euro is blk titanium purchased in the group buy from CS put on by Kris Cotterman. I think I prefer the black ti Euro sold by Ernie at Beartooth and woodcraft. I have been practicing with my camera. All comments welcome good and bad. Thanks.
 

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pianomanpj

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I'm with Skye on this one in saying the "Please don't let my snakewood pen crack" prayer...:worship:

Great looking pen, though! Nice job!! :good::smile-big:
 

SherryD

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should have it engraved. Less likely to get legs. Very nice pen. Shows why the snakewood is why almost everyone wants to try this wood except for some having a problem with it cracking after it ages. I have tried Textdurango's lead and CA finish on two and no cracking. Granted it has only been about 3 months, but still no cracking.
 
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