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Cwalker935

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A while back i posted the following:
"I need to save face with my wife, sister and brother in law and am looking for some suggestions. I recently attended an outdoor wedding in the mountains of North Carolina. After enjoying locally brewed beer and participating in a bourbon tasting, I stumbled over a piece of heavily weathered wood. I picked it up and started carrying it to the car and was subjected to several derisive comments like "what are you going to do make a pen with that"? Stubborn pride being what it is, I am going to make a pen with it. I am not sure but think that it might be pine of some sort. I have a pressure pot but have not done any stabilizing or waste wood blanks. Any suggestions for making something really special out of this wood? The wood is reasonably solid."

Several of you responded with helpful suggestions. Here is what I ended up with. i might have the last laugh after all.

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Krash

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It never ceases to amaze me what beautiful objects are lurking in the most unassuming, throw away chunks of nothing. I love this hobby of finding that beauty!
 

Janster

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...keep and carry. When you just "happen" to bump into your friends just say "Look what I just found"! Let them make honest opinions. I personally
think it look GREAT!. Well done.....Jan
 

OZturner

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I can't hear them Laughing now, Cody
Great Pen, Superb Blank.
Keep up the scavenging of "FOG" (found on ground) wood.
Great Fit and Finish.
Congratulations,
Brian.
 
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