haskoson
June 9th, 2016, 12:38 PM
Hi there!
Iīm new to this forum, so Iīd like to introduce myself:
My name is Gerrit / haskoson and iīm living in the northern part of Germany.
About last X-mas i started turning pens (kits at first).
2 month ago i decided to try kitless fountain pens and here i am...
After a lot of reading i gave it a try.
iīm sure i coudnīt have done it without all these helpfull postings here and at the IAP & FPN.
thank you very much to all of you!!
This is my very first selfmade fountain pen.
It is made of a material called "JUMA" and the nib is a #5 Bock medium.
It has a single M12x0,75 cap to barrel thread.
The section to barrel thread is M9x0,75 as are the threads for the finials.
I made this fountain pen by hand on a wood lathe without any x/y-compound table or the like (how i wish i had something like this...i really wish for a metal-lathe!!)
25066
25067
25065
i know i have to work on designs and my photographic skills...
Comments and critics are welcome.
best regards
Gerrit / Haskoson
Iīm new to this forum, so Iīd like to introduce myself:
My name is Gerrit / haskoson and iīm living in the northern part of Germany.
About last X-mas i started turning pens (kits at first).
2 month ago i decided to try kitless fountain pens and here i am...
After a lot of reading i gave it a try.
iīm sure i coudnīt have done it without all these helpfull postings here and at the IAP & FPN.
thank you very much to all of you!!
This is my very first selfmade fountain pen.
It is made of a material called "JUMA" and the nib is a #5 Bock medium.
It has a single M12x0,75 cap to barrel thread.
The section to barrel thread is M9x0,75 as are the threads for the finials.
I made this fountain pen by hand on a wood lathe without any x/y-compound table or the like (how i wish i had something like this...i really wish for a metal-lathe!!)
25066
25067
25065
i know i have to work on designs and my photographic skills...
Comments and critics are welcome.
best regards
Gerrit / Haskoson