Bulb Filler

[bgray]

Here's a new one.

This is a bulb filler.

You fill the pen by removing the blind cap, which reveals the bulb. Then squeeze the bulb repeatedly.

Thanks for looking.

Brian

 

[devowoodworking]

You're work is stunning Brian! :worship:

 

[Whaler]

That's one beautiful pen.

 

[mrcook4570]

Very innovative. I like it!

 

[rdunn12]

Cool,I like that!

 

[CaptG]

Awesome looking pen. Did you make the nib holder also, or is it one that came with nib?

 

[bgray]

Awesome looking pen. Did you make the nib holder also, or is it one that came with nib?

Do you mean the section? I made the section. There is an internal housing that threads into the section. I didn't make that. The only parts that I didn't make would be the nib, feed, housing, clip and breather tube.

Thanks.

 

[GaryMGg]

Brian, that's a piece of work. Fantastic!

 

[desertyellow]

that is a very clever approach.
I like it.

 

[papaturner]

Excellent work....Very creative.

 

[sparhawk]

Great work. Where did you get the bulb filler parts?

 

[broitblat]

Nice piece of work! Great design well executed.

-Barry

 

[bgray]

Great work. Where did you get the bulb filler parts?

The only part that I needed was a sac.

You can get them at Tryphon, or The Pen Sac Co.

 

[bitshird]

Nice work Brian, great design.

 

[ahoiberg]

another masterpiece, great work!

 

[toolcrazy]

Very nice

 

[workinforwood]

WOW...your pens are really getting up there! It's super!

 

[Jim15]

Great pen, nice work.

 

[VisExp]

Wow, lots of threading involved there! Very nice work and a beautiful pen.

 

[cnirenberg]

Brian,
Awesome work. Your pens are a great inspiration.

 

[bgray]

Thanks for the comments, everyone!

 

[gwilki]

Drop dead gorgeous, Brian. Is it celluloid?

 

[bgray]

Drop dead gorgeous, Brian. Is it celluloid?

No actually, it's just a standard acrylic. This was a prototype, so I didn't want to use a real nice material, just in case...