First Felt tip pen!

[PenCasso]

Bog oak wood that I had ordered from Ukraine.

My first felt tip pen.

 

[rixstix]

Looks good.

 

[RichAldrich]

Love it!

 

[egnald]

Bog Oak is a really cool wood. Nice looking pen. I want to try some of the fiber tip pens someday. - Dave

 

[woodwzrd]

Well done. I carried a fiber tip pen as a daily writer for about three months because I was really apprehensive about how the clip rides on the body of the pen and I was worried about it scratching.

After three months of daily use there was no evidence of excessive wear and I absolutely love the way it writes.

 

[sorcerertd]

Looks good. I made one fairly recently just to try it out, not so much the kit, but just for daily use. I just started using it for journaling yesterday, so we'll see how it does over time. Probably depends a lot on the ink you use. If you test it with any shimmer inks, let us know how this pen does with them. Also, just a thought, this kit would be a great candidate for a closed end pen.

 

[PenCasso]

Looks good. I made one fairly recently just to try it out, not so much the kit, but just for daily use. I just started using it for journaling yesterday, so we'll see how it does over time. Probably depends a lot on the ink you use. If you test it with any shimmer inks, let us know how this pen does with them. Also, just a thought, this kit would be a great candidate for a closed end pen.

If I only new how to make it closed end...

I'm trying to see what tools to get to start trying kitless pens.

I'm devouring the site searching lol.

 

[rixstix]

FWIW, the PSI fiber tip threads are the same as Schmidt SKM-88 clicker (m7 x .75)