Brass kitless
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dpstudios
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Beautiful. Well done.
Displaced Canadian
Member
I like the clean look of the pen.
Jim15
Member
That's beautiful.
mark james
IAP Collection, Curator
Wspaniały!
I hope that translates as magnificnt. Beautiful work.
I hope that translates as magnificnt. Beautiful work.
Very clean lines, nicely executed too! Love your work. How are you turning the rounded ends?
Danny
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File and sandpaper. It's truly hand-made
Wow, hardcore! I have used a round over carbide router bit mounted in a boring bar holder to round off the ends for acrylic and aluminum. Should work for brass too.File and sandpaper. It's truly hand-made
Danny
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Bryguy
Member
Lovely!
Don Rabchenuk
Member
Great looking pen. One day...….
Racer3770
Member
Great looking pen!
I prefer to do it manually. ideally it would be possible to eliminate a lathe that is on electricity. Such a truly hand-made, by the candle
leehljp
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Beautiful work. Well done.
I do have one question though. I am very curious - what kind of brass is that? That looks almost like brushed nickel or stainless steel more than brass. It could be the lighting, but I can hardly see any yellowish tint. That is magnificent work!
I do have one question though. I am very curious - what kind of brass is that? That looks almost like brushed nickel or stainless steel more than brass. It could be the lighting, but I can hardly see any yellowish tint. That is magnificent work!
I am not sure if they are international markings, but in Poland this brass has the name MO58.