Ebony and snakewood cigar
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RichAldrich
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Nice wood choices!
Jim15
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Great work.
jttheclockman
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Wayne, have you been holding out on us? I do not recall seeing many of your works of art shown here. You posted a few just these past days and this one included and this is my favorite. You have a distinct style with some fancy cove and bead work. Just enough not overpowering and works well with the kits. Combining woods sometimes takes a good eye and you have it. This is a great example of that. Wish more people would try this type of blank making. The sky is the limit. Thanks for showing and we need to get one of these on the front page. Very well done and I look forward to seeing more of your work.
David350
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Really a fan of the shaping you are putting on your cigars. I'm going to have to try to copy that 
jebner
Member
I like those shapes. And, the combination of wood species is brilliant. Thanks for posting. I'll be trying my hand at this as well.
sorcerertd
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That is definitely a nice combination woods. I am a fan of this lower barrel shape on slimlines, but never thought about it on a cigar. Well done!
Pen Zen
Member
The combination of woods is very nice but I think the big take away here is your barrel shape. That is something I will definitely try to copy.
egnald
Member
Ok - I printed a picture of this one and stuck it up in my shop. I agree with Pen Zen and the others that have commented about how nice the shape is, something that I will also copy at some point. As they say, immitation is the sincerest form of flattery. - Dave
Ironwood
Member
Wayne, you are posting some really great looking pens. They are all appealing, but the visual impact of this one is over the top. The shape, and the combination of materials makes this a "WOW" pen.
Thanks for showing
Edit- This is front page material.
Thanks for showing
Edit- This is front page material.