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Sucker for a Root
- Thread starter paulm
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What a beautiful pen, the root grain is just great Paul.
Terry Q
Fellow
Not all root stock is so nice. You got a good one and made it look great. Well done.
Penpal
Grand Master
That root must have gone clear to Europe and mated with an Olive Tree mate lovely grain beautiful Pen.
Peter.
Peter.
wm460
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- Mark
So you got a good root.
That is a beauty .
That is a beauty .
Top Drawer
Classy pen Paul.
AllenN
Fellow
Looks excellent, well done. Allen
You really have got this root thing cracked haven't you !
bassethound
Executive Member
Lovely pen indeed, love it!
Yet another cracking pen Paul
Vic
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- Terry
Love it Paul. You better be careful otherwise it will be your feet you will be turning next !!!!
I'm not sure what the exact type of tree it was Alan, just an evergreen conifer of some sort.
Was the root denser that the conifer wood Paul,how long are you drying root before using are we talking about thick roots chopped up or just thick enough for pen.