A simple pen with a simple finish

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This pen was made from a piece of robinia (pseudoacacia aka locuct tree) that i harvested. I tried to keep it simple and i finished it with walnut oil only. The kit is an omega from taylors mirfield, any feedback is welcome, cheers.
 

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Elegant pen. Like the dark color and the bold grain of the wood.
Thank you, i was careless during assembly and there is no grain continuity (body and cap). However if the cap is screwed at the body ( something that nobody does..) the pattern is 100% !
 
I like simple. This looks great.

The pictures could use some more depth of field, but from what I can tell, the grain looks much like bubinga, but obviously with a different color. I think it's as hard to get good pictures as it is to make some of the pens (for me, anyway)
 
I like simple. This looks great.

The pictures could use some more depth of field, but from what I can tell, the grain looks much like bubinga, but obviously with a different color. I think it's as hard to get good pictures as it is to make some of the pens (for me, anyway)
thank you!i know but i am useless when it comes to photography..and taking pictures of objects like pens is really difficult with a phone (no manual focus etc.). i need to improve my setup however, do you use a proper camera?
 
thank you!i know but i am useless when it comes to photography..and taking pictures of objects like pens is really difficult with a phone (no manual focus etc.). i need to improve my setup however, do you use a proper camera?
No, I use my phone also. I do have a basic SLR, but just haven't taken the time to set it up properly. On auto, the pictures come out about the same as my phone anyway.
 
Beautiful finished pen. I really like the stories behind self-harvested timbers. Yes, we all can buy wonderful blanks; but there are gems that we can use from around the corner. Well done and thanks for sharing.
 
Beautiful finished pen. I really like the stories behind self-harvested timbers. Yes, we all can buy wonderful blanks; but there are gems that we can use from around the corner. Well done and thanks for sharing.
Thank you! I have never bought a blank, i cut and prepare my own. A few of them were cut from trees that i planted and watered etc.the long procedure is part of the craft i think, cheers
 
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