Deep Blue Crush

[wizard]

Made it over a period of few A.M's. It's Deep Blue Crush Italian Resin with a #6 Bock nib. On the section....I put a little less curvature on front end and lengthened the threaded portion on the rear so the converter could fit further in and tighter. It's a beautiful resin and the pictures don't do it justice. Had fun making it. Hope you like it. Doc

 

[seamus7227]

Very Nice Doc!

 

[renowb]

That's gorgeous Doc! Nicely done!

 

[watch_art]

That's awesome!

 

[Timebandit]

Another beauty Doc!!!! Your knocking them out!!! Cant wait to knock a few more out myself!! Keep it up!

 

[propencity]

Beautiful work Doc. Any preference to #6 vs #5 nib?

 

[3Peake]

Wow, thats stunning. Its very simple yet very stylish, and in my favourite colour too..... I want one

 

[mrburls]

Nicely done Doc. I like the looks of the pen.

Keith "mrburls"

 

[wizard]

Very Nice Doc!

Thanks Seamus!!

That's gorgeous Doc! Nicely done!

Bill, Thanks so much!

That's awesome!

Shawn, Thank you!

Another beauty Doc!!!! Your knocking them out!!! Cant wait to knock a few more out myself!! Keep it up!

Justin, Thanks Sensei!!! This would not have been remotely possible without your patience, guidance and gift of time!!! Thanks so much !!!
Doc

Beautiful work Doc. Any preference to #6 vs #5 nib?

Mark, Thank you! I normally pick a nib to fit the size of the pen. I've dwarfed some nibs by doing a large kitless pen.

Wow, thats stunning. Its very simple yet very stylish, and in my favourite colour too..... I want one

Thanks so much!!

Nicely done Doc. I like the looks of the pen.

Keith "mrburls"

Keith, Thanks so much!! Doc

 

[Brooks803]

Awesome Doc! Love the material. All your cuts and threads are sharp and clean, I like it! Now if you could just learn how to take a decent photo :tongue::biggrin:

 

[wizard]

Awesome Doc! Love the material. All your cuts and threads are sharp and clean, I like it! Now if you could just learn how to take a decent photo :tongue::biggrin:

Thanks Jonathon !! LOL....I'm really liking doing kitless but have to go back and use components to keep from getting bored...actually..to make sure I don't forget how to glue a tube in. Photos...hmm..I'm a lost cause with those:biggrin: Doc