Custom in Cumberland Ebonite

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Brooks803

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I've been having a lot of fun at the lathe lately. This is the newest creation of mine. I'm really liking this clipless design. Now I just need to make some matching pen pillows to go with them. I do have to give a shout out to my buddy Tyson (Jyreene) for giving me this awesome nib. It only took me 6 months to put it to use, but I think I found the perfect home for it!

Here are the specs.

Materials

Cap/Body: Cumberland Ebonite
Section: Black Ebonite

Dimensions

Overall: 5 3/4"
Posted: 6 1/2"
Body: 5 1/8"
Cap: 2 7/16"

Threads

Cap/Body: 14x.75mm Single Start
Section Body: 10x1mm

Nib & Ink

Conklin M - Black Titanium

Cartridge/Converter or Eyedropper

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I was trying something new - let me know what you think! I know I didn't get it centered on my backdrop :redface:




Thanks for looking!
 
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Excellent. How did you finish it? Looks flawless.

Thanks! To finish I use EEE paste wax on each grit of sandpaper. Start with 400 then 600, 800, & 1000. Then it's off to the buffer and use Tripoli and then White Diamond. Clean with a soft cloth and all done!

If you want a satin finish you can either exclude the buffer OR after buffing put it back on the lathe and apply EEE on a soft cloth by itself. It'll take the shine out.
 
Thanks again everyone! I was hoping to hang onto this one for a while (at least the MAPG) but a customer emailed me tonight with an offer I couldn't refuse. So this one will be heading up to its new home in NY very soon!
 
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