Lace Sheaoak

Dressed up in a Titanium Gold Sedona roller ball. Sanded to 400x, buffed with extra fine steel wool and finished with 6 coats of MINWAX Clear Gloss WBOM Polyurethane using my "Dipping Method".

Les

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Very nice work once again Les.

Nice work Les,

Nice glossy one right there :2tsup: love the timber and great match for the Sedona kit used.

Cheers
Tony.

Another installment of perfection. You must have a good outlet for all your pens to allow you to keep stocking up so regularly.

Hmmmmm Les
I agonised over this post a few times now, but feel the need to respond.
The timber does not look like Lace Sheoak to my, just plain old Sheoak. Did you buy it?

Sincerely
Willy
Jarrahland

I thought I was wrong once, but I was mistaken

Thought the same thing Willy. Not like any Lace Sheoak I know.

I hope Les hasn't been dudded!!!

I'm with Willy and artme. It isn't lace sheoak although I haver heard that Allocasuarina fraseriana, my local sheoak and the source of lace sheoak, is sometimes wrongly sold overseas as lace. Lace is a pattern that only some sheoak has. Here is a pic of lace sheoak that I cut into a blank about 2 weeks ago. It has more of a webbed pattern than a normal growth ring pattern. - hence the 'lace' name.
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I'm with Willy and artme. It isn't lace sheoak although I haver heard that Allocasuarina fraseriana, my local sheoak and the source of lace sheoak, is sometimes wrongly sold overseas as lace. Lace is a pattern that only some sheoak has. Here is a pic of lace sheoak that I cut into a blank about 2 weeks ago. It has more of a webbed pattern than a normal growth ring pattern. - hence the 'lace' name.
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Yep, 100% in agreeance with you.
Willy