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ZbR

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I finished my first pen a year ago and a year ago I joined IAP (not a big anniversary). I just wanted to show you the last pen I have just finished. I wanted to make a short pen when capped but with a decent length for writing. I solved it with a thread on the body and a cap which threads on from both ends. Closed pen is 4.5" and opened is 6.5". It is also my first pen with a clip. The pen is made of ebonite, silver and spring steel.

Dear IAP Colleagues, thank you for sharing all the trade tricks and encouragements. This would be quite hard to enjoy pen making fun without this site.

Best Regards,
Zbigniew
 

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OZturner

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A Stunningly Beautiful Pen Zbigniew.

Magnificent Design and Execution,
Love the Profile and Proportions, and the Twin Ball Socket Attachment for the Clip, is Ingenious, as is the Increasing the Pen Writing length, by Reversing the Cap.

Is the Pen Body made from Ebonite?

The Silver or Chrome Fittings are a Great Combination against the Black Body, with the Matt or Muted Finish.

Congratulations, on the Craftsmanship, you have Displayed.
Brian.
 

magpens

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A lovely, novel, and ingenious pen design !!!!! . I love it !!

How did you attach the clip balls to the cap bands ? . Are they soldered ?
 

ZbR

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Hi Mal, it is my great pleasure to read your comment, thank you.

Yes, the balls are soldered to the bands and the rod is mounted with epoxy.
 

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Very innovative, Zbigniew, clip as well as general design.
I wonder how you fastened the ink windows, you don't have so much surface for the glue.
And does it screws nicely? I mean, without stop at the end of the body threads, I would be afraid the cap cracks if I screw too much.
 

ZbR

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It is my great pleasure you find this pen attractive, thank you All for the interest, comments and likes.

Dear Pierre, ink windows are made of acrylic rod glued with epoxy. Body wall is 1 mm thick so there is no problem. Cap's screw works fine. The stop is in the cap, hope the attached picture explains it.

Thank you.
Zb
 

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