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    Default A Slice of Pie! from Working with Wood Show

    Managed to get down to the WWW show in Melbourne, had a great time looking with eyes all googled! purchased some pen blanks! well hope to be pen blanks. Met up with Jim Carroll, and then Neil-Dai Sensei, and also Mark from 043 Turning. Amos

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    Nice Burl there Amos for what looks like a great price ? Its something I have to start doing and thats getting some different types of timbers for Blanks. I have plenty of nice blanks but find I could always do with a bit more variety and have no intention of buy just pen blanks I think you are always best to buy like you have.


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    Hey Amos

    WOW mate AWESOME piece of burl there mate cant wait to see the pens from that one

    Ian

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    Certainly got a gem there Amos, it's a wonder Neil (dai sensei) missed that one hehe,he usually has an eagle eye for the "good stuff" , should get some beautiful pens from that indeed. Cheers ~ John
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    Great score there Amos. Lucky Troy (mkypenturner) wasn't down that way. He would have spotted that peice at a thousand yards and stuffed it in his napsack ha ha

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    Great looking piece.
    Reality is no background music.
    Cheers John

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    Nice slice of pie Amos has a nice crust there for some worthless wood casting. Looking forward to seeing it evolve into a pen.

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    Amos.
    That burl looks a bit faulty. Send it over to me for a look please.
    Well done. Looking forward to seeing your handy work on some very nice looking timber.

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    Interesting.

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    If I sent it to you Cookie you would turn into a Monster and eat it!!!Amos
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    better, best.

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    Hey Amos,

    Quite a few cracks in that piece mate, I don't think that you will get many good blanks out of it,

    Seriuosly really good find,

    At the Perth Wood Show, Neal and Carla from Denmark had a couple of boxes of 'Bits ' that were a few dollars a piece, there were some really nice looking bits that I doidn't get a chance to grab, as I was working the whole weekend, but there wasn't many bits left on Sunday night during the packing up stage.( only fire wood)
    It's Hard to Kick Goals, When the Ba^$%##ds Keep moving the Goal Posts.


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