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  1. #61
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    Here's mine.
    left to right.

    The iroko.. pen 1 with long lower tube...not overly pleased with this one.
    The PNG rosewood pen 9...
    What I am calling my jumbo americana.. pen1 with long top and bottom tubes and no band... this pen is huge... but feels good in the hand.
    the bulloak pen 9 in the ruffly profile... I did this one as a proto for Wendy's weird custom.. Its fat & chunky... definitly suits some people but not others.

    cheers
    Any thing with sharp teeth eats meat.
    Most powertools have sharp teeth.
    People are made of meat.
    Abrasives can be just as dangerous as a blade.....and 10 times more painfull.

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    supose I'd better upload a picture
    Any thing with sharp teeth eats meat.
    Most powertools have sharp teeth.
    People are made of meat.
    Abrasives can be just as dangerous as a blade.....and 10 times more painfull.

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    Good job mate You have been busy.
    My favourite is number 2 though
    bye Toni

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    Question What's what ?

    I'm still to do mine from Nov ..... Can someone please help identify what's what ??

    [nb: i posted 2 photos, cos the 2nd from the top looks different depending on what side you look at it ... red from one side, yellowish from the other]

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    Quote Originally Posted by soundman View Post
    supose I'd better upload a picture
    Damn.. once I saw your picture, I realized that I had just taken a few pictures myself before I left the workshop. And I thought "Gee, I wonder if they'd like to see a picture taken by a brand-newbie"

    So I rushed downstairs to stop the washing machine, pulled out the sawdust-filled shirt, went through the pockets ..and sure enough; there was the 2GB memory card for my camera.

    I wonder how long they take to dry out?

    BTW, Hi from the US. I've been reading and looking over pens, checking out hints and generally learning what I can. Today I learned to check the pockets!

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    oh no mate terrible way to learn to check pockets. I hope it dries out and continues to like taking piccys. I'd put her in the sun.
    bye Toni

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    Quote Originally Posted by M0nty View Post
    I'm still to do mine from Nov ..... Can someone please help identify what's what ??

    [nb: i posted 2 photos, cos the 2nd from the top looks different depending on what side you look at it ... red from one side, yellowish from the other]
    G'day Monty

    From top you have Red Cedar, PNG Rosewood, Iroko and the sliver is African Paduak
    Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by dai sensei View Post
    I was also thinking layers, just not sure there is enough difference in the colours of the timbers.Yeah, I thought about that too I like your hill idea. I was also thinking sea & clouds,are u crazy
    Quote Originally Posted by M0nty View Post
    I'm still to do mine from Nov ..... Can someone please help identify what's what ??
    Sorry Monty, I forgot to write on them
    Quote Originally Posted by djstimber View Post
    G'day Monty

    From top you have Red Cedar, PNG Rosewood, Iroko and the sliver is African Paduak
    correct , correct , correct , and yes, correct
    everything is something, for a reason:confused:

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    Quote Originally Posted by lubbing5cherubs View Post
    I got an idea but I will share what I plan on doing it might work it might not. My plans is
    to make the slither and starting from dark to light for the layers of the sunlight. I am going to layer the colours and then I am going to cut the hill by 2 hill with a valley and then I am going to place a yellow sun in the valley for my sun. That my plan it might work or not.
    There my food for thought anyway.
    Now to do it. I am bit late this week:eek:
    bye Toni
    You lost me at I got an idea

    Quote Originally Posted by rowie View Post
    Thanks Jen, I was thinking "sunset", but what I really wanted was for you all to express yourselves with whatever the wood tells you to do with it.
    Don't try too hard, just have fun

    Quote Originally Posted by Skewpid View Post
    Rowie ... you've sent too much wood!:eek: .. and therefore I cant make a decision on what to make from it! :confused: . .. too many options.:eek: Sorry mate. I don't expect u to use all of it. Keep a couple for Ron

    Also .. did you send the same to everyone? .. what do I have???????
    Eveyone got something different, a mixture of the options. If u post a photo like Monty We'll help u out.
    Hi Jen
    everything is something, for a reason:confused:

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    I have only just started last night. Too much choice also and conflicting time commitments. Not sure what wood is what. I think I will photograph the blanks whilst they are still relatively square and ask for help re ID. i am trying to produce a sort of sunset with a sloping laminate and an inlayed circle. Nothing like experimentation.
    Terry B
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    As I said above I have now photographed my blanks for ID purposes. 2 are glued up and ready to turn.
    The second photo is just a gloat. My shed has 2 ends to it. This is the non woodwork end showing where I took the photos of the blanks. A nice environment to work in.
    Terry B
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    G'day Terry

    From left to right it looks like you have

    Little sliver of African Paduak

    Iroko

    Bulloak

    English Elm

    PNG Rosewood
    Cheers

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    Look out folks.........:eek: :eek: :eek: December goodies on the way

    cheers
    Any thing with sharp teeth eats meat.
    Most powertools have sharp teeth.
    People are made of meat.
    Abrasives can be just as dangerous as a blade.....and 10 times more painfull.

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    Quote Originally Posted by djstimber View Post
    G'day Terry

    From left to right it looks like you have

    Little sliver of African Paduak

    Iroko

    Bulloak

    English Elm

    PNG Rosewood
    Thank you although I don't think the end one is PNG rosewood. I have plenty of it and the grain is different.
    Terry B
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    The most ineffective workers will be systematically moved to the place where they can do the least damage - management.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Terry B View Post
    Thank you although I don't think the end one is PNG rosewood. I have plenty of it and the grain is different.
    Does it smell like custard powder:confused: If so it's png rosewood, otherwise, it could only be cedar Dj got the rest right
    everything is something, for a reason:confused:

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