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Ebonite , all hand turned , JoWo nib unit, eyedrop fill


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A Very Interesting Pen William,
Excellent Profile, and Proportions,
Nicely Turned Ebonite Components,
I don't know if what I am seeing is Fluff or Dust Particles, or is the Finish a Little Scratched?
I like the Shape used for the Section.
Congratulations,
Brian.
 
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OZturner said:
A Very Interesting Pen William,
Excellent Profile, and Proportions,
Nicely Turned Ebonite Components,
I don't know if what I am seeing is Fluff or Dust Particles, or is the Finish a Little Scratched?
I like the Shape used for the Section.
Congratulations,
Brian.
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Little bit of reflection and a little bit of tool scratch this one was an experiment so did not spend much time on finish


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Texasshipagent said:
OZturner said:
A Very Interesting Pen William,
Excellent Profile, and Proportions,
Nicely Turned Ebonite Components,
I don't know if what I am seeing is Fluff or Dust Particles, or is the Finish a Little Scratched?
I like the Shape used for the Section.
Congratulations,
Brian.
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Little bit of reflection and a little bit of tool scratch this one was an experiment so did not spend much time on finish


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William,

I agree with Brian. You have a wonderful pen with a great design, very pleasing form of body and cap, curvature of an unique section, and very complimentary accents.
William, this is just a suggestion that I hope you will not take as anything other than constructive and well meaning. I would love to see this pen posted again in SOYP after you finish and polish to bring out the true beauty of your creation. Try taking a picture with a neutral background to allow the pen and particularly the section to stand out. When the ebonite is polished it will carry the reflection of your current background taking away from the beauty of the pen.
Regardless of my suggestions, it is an excellent pen.
Kind Regards,
Doc:smile:
 
Very, very nice. I have found ebonite to be one of these easier materials to remove radial scratches, especially with a buffing wheel. Thank you for posting and the inspiration.
 
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