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PatrickR

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Hello all. New to turning, I got an older (MIUS) Delta a year ago and have just started using it. Having fun so far. Here are my first two usable pens. Both using barn wood I salvaged 15 years ago, I'd guess it's 120 + years old.
Sycamore
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Southern Yellow Pine (think this is what was called pitch pine, very resinous and fragrant still)
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mark james

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JUst poking at at thread I missed earlier this year.

Very nice pens! I suspect you are correct on Sycamore. However, the finished product is excellent - well done!
 

PatrickR

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Thanks Mark! The pine one I gave to my step son. He carries it every day. The sycamore one I rotate through and will keep, as its #1
 

DavidD

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Welcome, and great-looking pens!

Though I use barn wood regularly for other projects, I have never tried it on a pen.

You have inspired me! Thanks for sharing,

David
 
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