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potter

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hello,
i am new here, and first I must apologize for my terrible English. Sometimes i try it with online-translaters, but the results are bad.
This is a great Forum and i have learnd much about the pictures ( they are not in english:D). I turne pens since 3 jears and have much fun.
Here is one of my closed end ballpoint pens.
many greetings
Harry


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Das ist sehr gut, mein Freund!!!

And, when in college, I COULD speak it, now

WELCOME!!!!!

Thanks for joining!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![:D][:D][:D][:D][:D]
 

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Originally posted by potter
<br />thank you about the friendly welcome (is this correct?)
greetings Harry

It will be just fine, Harry. Don't be self conscious, we know what you mean and enjoy your participation.[:D][:D][:D][:D]
 

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It's pretty sweet for sure! Looks like a comet. Is it a twist pen? I wish I had a tutorial for that, because that's a pen I need to own. Very conversational! Perhaps if you can't explain how it's done and what parts are used, someone else can?
 

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Hi Jeff,
this pen is turned on a chuck made of a piece of wood, hope you understand, like a closed end mandrell. I try to place here a photo about the kit. I like this pens because you can see the whole beauty of the wood....ok, i think that was an arabian chineese english[:D]


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greetings Harry
 

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Is that nib threaded? Where's that kit come from with the parker style refill?

It's my artistic side that has to make this suggestion. Turn a globe out of something swirly like fake turquoise with a flat spot at the bottom so it can't roll away. Drill a hole for the pen to sit into slightly on an angle into the ball. If you find something that looks like a planet, it'll look like a comet striking it. You can even turn the ball so it has some ripples around the entry hole...shock waves! Maybe I'm crazy, but I'm loving my idea!
 

potter

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what means threaded? You cannot turn the nib,
the kite is from Germany, dont know, whether you can get it in USA
http://www.drechslershop.de/halbzeug/schreibgeraet/stiftpressen/drechseln-halbzeug-kugelschreibermechanik.html
it's a nice idea to turn a planet
 

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Hi Harry, and welcome from the sunny south of the UK.[8D]
Nice pens you have shown well done.[:)]
I was in the Rhine valley two weeks ago and loved it, you sure have a beutiful country Matey.
Can we get an english version of the website link you posted please, I am ashamed to say that I cannot read German.
Regards Derek
 

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Hi Derek, the Steinert website is only in German, but i saw, that they are shipping worldwide. So you must be contended about the pictures and prices, they are international[;)], i enjoy at english websites the pictures too, because i cannot understand the most...
greetings Harry
 

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Originally posted by potter
<br />Hi Derek, the Steinert website is only in German,

Thanks Harry, I did see on thier website after I posted the question, that they are starting an English version but it is not yet finished. Something to look forward to I think.[;)]
Happy turning Matey.[:D]
Regards Derek
 
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