I'll check it out. It looked fine during assembly.Turning and finishing looks top-shelf.
Maybe it's an artifact or lighting, but the nib appears to have one tine shorter than the other which would be a problem.
I hope it turns out to have been a random reflection rather than a defect in the nib - but always better to find out early so you can fix it before a customer sees it.It appears to be fine. I'll try the magnifying lenses in my shop tomorrow. Thanks.
Also you need to make at least rollerball pens. Just say why don't you try this rollerball. They will notice a distinct better feel. Only use Schmidt 5888 not 888.Hi Mark, I've always made ball point type pens and never did a fountain pen. Maybe you can "School Me" on what makes a fountain pen like you have just finished higher in price. I do Majestic style ball points and never get over $40 for them. I'm sure it must be something dealing with the hardware used, but like I said I know nothing about fountain pens.......thanks