Redheart, Purpleheart and Yellowheart

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Amihai

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Redheart, Purpleheart and Yellowheart fountain pens. Jr. Statesman kits with CA finish.
We aren't very creative with those wood names, aren't we?..
(Also, I managed to Improve my images a lot just by setting my phone's camera exposure and saturation to manual mode and increasing them a bit).
 

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Very nice. Yes, it took a lot of thought to name those woods. My wife has a Slimline pen with purpleheart that I made at a Woodcraft pen making class.
 
sorcerertd said:
I believe there is a wood called brown heart, too. Yawn. At least you picked the colorful "heart wood" varieties.
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Never heard of brownheart or seen it. Need to check on that one.

By George there is a Brownheart. I have to keep my eye open for some of this. Looks like another wood I have in the pile somewhere but I can not remember the name. Learn something every day. Thanks.

www.wood-database.com/brownheart/
 
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jttheclockman said:
Never heard of brownheart or seen it. Need to check on that one.

By George there is a Brownheart. I have to keep my eye open for some of this. Looks like another wood I have in the pile somewhere but I can not remember the name. Learn something every day. Thanks.

www.wood-database.com/brownheart/
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This one sounded like a really silly name since most wood is brown. The grain reminds me of wenge with a little more contrast between summer and winter growth. It does make me wonder the grain patterns would maybe not turn all dark when a finish is applied. I suppose I shouldn't take over this thread with wood discussions, but there's a couple more "heart" woods for you to try out @Amihai. Would be interesting to see them all lined up.
 
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