Jgrden
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Learning more and more about Steampunk. Now need imagination.
Steampunk Landmark Cork
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Jim15
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Looks great.
Skie_M
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Mmmm .... makes me wanna combine Steampunk with Lithography (lightning burnt images in the surface of wood...)
oldtoolsniper
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The pen is the canvas, the art is wonderful to behold and it functions too!
I'm old enough to remember playing the card game "Water Works" these Steampunk pens remind me of that game.
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I'm old enough to remember playing the card game "Water Works" these Steampunk pens remind me of that game.
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Jgrden
Member
I wanna see that. Soon, I hope.
OZturner
Member
Great Pen, John.
Ingenious use of a Specialty Cork.
Your soldering is improving, have you tried sweating the joint?.
That is applying just a minimum cover on the object being attached, and only flux, on the base, then placing the attachment into position, and heating, so that the solder on the attaching part adhere's both together.
That way avoiding the "Puddle Effect".
Love what you are doing.
Congratulations,
Brian.
Ingenious use of a Specialty Cork.
Your soldering is improving, have you tried sweating the joint?.
That is applying just a minimum cover on the object being attached, and only flux, on the base, then placing the attachment into position, and heating, so that the solder on the attaching part adhere's both together.
That way avoiding the "Puddle Effect".
Love what you are doing.
Congratulations,
Brian.
Jgrden
Member
Ozzie:
I am real good a "puddling" and "sweating", not so hot at soldering but getting better. I understand what you are saying and i think it will improve the appearance tremendously. Thank you for your observation.
John
I am real good a "puddling" and "sweating", not so hot at soldering but getting better. I understand what you are saying and i think it will improve the appearance tremendously. Thank you for your observation.
John