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Thread: A Couple of Cocobolo Wall Street IIs

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    A Couple of Cocobolo Wall Street IIs

    We got back from Denver late last night and Im glad to be home. We had a blast and I can't believe how beautiful Colorado is, I loved it up there.

    It was our anniversary a couple of days ago so my wife took me to the Woodcraft store up there and bought me a beautiful piece of Cocobolo. I have been having lathe withdrawls so first thing this morning I turned a few pens with it. Great wood to turn!

    Anyways here's a couple of Wall Street IIs. The finish is CA and BLO. I love this pen kit, there's not much of a challenge to put them together but I think they look real sharp.



    Comments/Critiques always welcome.

    Happy Turning,
    Shane Whitlock

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    Thumbs up

    Those are GEORGOUS !!

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    Shane.......Stunning pens! Almost makes me want to sell my tools and lathe.....almost.....
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    Beautiful pens and beautiful photography, Shane.

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    Thanks for the comments guys, I appreciate them!

    This is a pen I posted a couple of weeks ago but I didn't like the finish or the fatter shape of it so I took it apart and re-turned it.


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    Shane all of them are great the reworked one too.
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    WOW! Don't know how you clould not like any of them. My wife wanted to know if you took your wife to Friedman's since she took you to Woodcraft.

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    Wonderful!
    Mike

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    Very Very Nice!

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    Thanks again for the comments everyone

    Quote Originally Posted by GLENN THOMAS View Post
    ... My wife wanted to know if you took your wife to Friedman's since she took you to Woodcraft.
    ummm .... Nope, no dinner ... but she did got a new car for our anniversary...lol.
    Cocobolo-New Car, Not sure who came out ahead on the presents this year

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    Man those are nice. Picture is clear as a bell too. Nice ones Shane.

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    Beautiful work Shane - specially on the one you re-turned!
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    Shane those are beautiful. I am going to have to try a couple of those. I have looked at them but just never pick any up. Great job on the rework.
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    Those pens look great. In my short time turning, cocobolo has become my favorite turning wood. I really like the Wall Street II design. Nice work.

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    Thanks again for all the comments everyone, I appreciate them.

    I turned another one tonight and rather than start a new thread I'll just post it here.

    Another Cocobolo Wallstreet II.


    Thanks again for the comments.

    Happy Turning,
    Shane Whitlock

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