WildcatHollow
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I thought it was Cocobolo(?)
Thank you for your help.
t.
Thank you for your help.
t.
What kind of wood is this?
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GoodTurns
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sure looks like cocobolo
rjwolfe3
Member
Kingwood maybe?
+1 more
Russianwolf
Member
could be cocobolo, or a couple other of the south american "dalbergia".
PenPal
Member
? Wood
certainly a member of the Rosewood family easily distinguished while turning by the oiliness of the timber and the smells are distinctive as well. Kingwood or Cocobolo, really a neat pen anyway a rose by any other name.
Peter.
certainly a member of the Rosewood family easily distinguished while turning by the oiliness of the timber and the smells are distinctive as well. Kingwood or Cocobolo, really a neat pen anyway a rose by any other name.
Peter.
bobskio2003
Member
Kingwood tends to be more purpler. My guess would be cocobolo.
NewLondon88
Local Chapter Leader
another vote for cocobolo, but not easy to tell the color from
photos with incandescent lighting. (it adds yellow) but looking
at the hardware (I assume it is gold?) I'd say cocobolo. But if
that hardware is chrome or silver, then you'd have to mentally
subtract yellow from the wood, in which case kingwood is
certainly a possibility. They're in the same general family, right?
photos with incandescent lighting. (it adds yellow) but looking
at the hardware (I assume it is gold?) I'd say cocobolo. But if
that hardware is chrome or silver, then you'd have to mentally
subtract yellow from the wood, in which case kingwood is
certainly a possibility. They're in the same general family, right?
GouletPens
Member
Cocobolo, no question.
Daniel
Member
Another vote for Cocobolo.
TellicoTurning
Member
Also vote for Cocobolo...
JBCustomPens
Member
Ditto...:biggrin: