My first fountain pen

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My first Fountain Pen Omega kit
 

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Very coulourfull blank. The Omega kit is one of my favourits. Let me give you just one hint which was given to me by a customer.
When assembling the pen try and line up the clip with the nib when the cap is screwed on the body finial. That for a photo is essential.
Carry on and good turnings.
 
Very coulourfull blank. The Omega kit is one of my favourits. Let me give you just one hint which was given to me by a customer.
When assembling the pen try and line up the clip with the nib when the cap is screwed on the body finial. That for a photo is essential.
Carry on and good turnings.
Interesting, I never would have thought of it like that. Helpful tip, thank you
 
Very Cool Pen!

I learned how to align the pattern or grain on two-part pen kits from our own Ed Brown. Although his YouTube video is about the Junior series pen, the technique is applicable to almost every type of two-tube pen kit. His video is called "Assemble of a Junior series pen kit from ExoticBlanks". Start at about 1:30 for the key part regarding aligning the pattern between the body and the cap.

Dave
 
Very coulourfull blank. The Omega kit is one of my favourits. Let me give you just one hint which was given to me by a customer.
When assembling the pen try and line up the clip with the nib when the cap is screwed on the body finial. That for a photo is essential.
Carry on and good turnings.
Oh didn't even think of that thanks. I did match the the two blanks up which I was so pleased worked
 
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