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Cutting pen blanks?
I gots me this burl thingy I wanner cut up into pen blanks.
My question is, which way? One way, looks neat, the general grain will be going accross the width of the pen, rather that the traditional way being sort of up and down the lenghth. It is a Myrtle burl, whatever that is. Doesn't feel too hard really. If I cut it up the more traditional looking way, I don't thing there will be so much figure showing. But If I cut it up the other way, will it turn okay? Any thoughts?? John |
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