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martin.pearson

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You never know how Olive will look until turned....cracking job there!

+1 on the cracking job, as for turning Olive I couldn't agree more, I have had blanks which I thought would make cracking pens turn out quite plain when actually turned & some that looked quite plain than turned into really nice pens lol
 

Frederick

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I have turned a lot of Olive wood and just love the aroma. LOvely wood and like the pens.

Cheers
Frederick
 
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