Wood texture
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1080Wayne
Member
Beautiful wood indeed . Are the caps olive as well ?
OZturner
Member
More Magnificent Pens Znachman.
Truly Incredible Beauty in those Timbers.
Are the Caps, Burls or just Spectacular Featured Wood?
Love your Fantastic Profiles, and your Proportions are Ideal.
The Glorious Concave Profile on the Caps, creates a Very Distinctive, Elegant Appearance.
True Craftsmanship with the Outstanding Fit and Superb Finish.
Congratulations,
Brian.
Truly Incredible Beauty in those Timbers.
Are the Caps, Burls or just Spectacular Featured Wood?
Love your Fantastic Profiles, and your Proportions are Ideal.
The Glorious Concave Profile on the Caps, creates a Very Distinctive, Elegant Appearance.
True Craftsmanship with the Outstanding Fit and Superb Finish.
Congratulations,
Brian.
ADKBUG
Member
Very nice pairing!
robutacion
Member
You are one of the most consistent guys here on IAP using great quality Olive wood on your pens and I like to see that.
Honestly, I would prefer to see the whole pen made with one wood type but that does not defer whatsoever to the quality of your work that is, magnificent, well done...!
Cheers
George
Honestly, I would prefer to see the whole pen made with one wood type but that does not defer whatsoever to the quality of your work that is, magnificent, well done...!
Cheers
George
No they are not olive wood
Thank you Brian and all others The caps are made from Yellow Box/Coolabah Burl
Thank you George, the olive wood here I choose 1 blank from 10-15 blanks to get this beautiful texture,my pens are very long I have to combine to blanks and I love the result
Thanks
Itzhak
SteveG
Member
I am also of the camp favoring use of a single wood for cap and body. But that takes nothing away from you great workmanship and design. These are fine looking pens. One design aspect (among many) that I find appealing is that really fine, almost delicate appearance of the end of the cap where it meets the rest of the pen. Really nice!