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rjwolfe3
Member
Gorgeous pen!
Mark
Member
That looks great. I love the grain. Nicely Done.
workinforwood
Member
Beauty ! Love the colors in that one.
GaryMGg
Member
He'll be proud to own that one. Good work.
boxerman
Member
Nice pen.
cnccutter
Member
great job Jerry
I'll have to say the long sleek profile is very nice.... but I'm confused by what Pen it is?... I don't understand the mechanics of it. how do you twist,pull, push, to get it to work?... I guess its a really great job if its hidden that well.
Erik
I'll have to say the long sleek profile is very nice.... but I'm confused by what Pen it is?... I don't understand the mechanics of it. how do you twist,pull, push, to get it to work?... I guess its a really great job if its hidden that well.
Erik
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wb7whi
Member
It is all done with the nib. Twist the nib to bring out the ink and pull on the nib to remove the refil.
It helps to use a slightly larger brass tube on the bottom to reduce the friction fit and make manipulating the nib easier. The larger tube is just a shade over 7mm inside diameter and only needs to be an inch or so long. The mechanism is held in place by the upper 7mm tube. A package of atomizer replacement tubes will give a bunch of material to work with.
He does have a nice looking pen there.
It helps to use a slightly larger brass tube on the bottom to reduce the friction fit and make manipulating the nib easier. The larger tube is just a shade over 7mm inside diameter and only needs to be an inch or so long. The mechanism is held in place by the upper 7mm tube. A package of atomizer replacement tubes will give a bunch of material to work with.
He does have a nice looking pen there.
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CSue
Local Chapter Leader
Beautiful pen! I love the contrast in that piece of wood! Nice job.