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Morse

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Stunning Angelo.
A lot different to what we normally see.
They look seamless.
Really nice pens.

Dave
 

Penpal

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Well Angelo that takes the biscuit mate thundering applause from me for the stainless creation. Huge plaudits for the skill involved.

Peter.
 

angelo49

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Well Angelo that takes the biscuit mate thundering applause from me for the stainless creation. Huge plaudits for the skill involved.
Thank you Peter
The type 304 ss is pretty tough. I couldn't make the cap/barrel and section/barrel threads with the taps and dies I had.
I single pointed these internal and external threads on the lathe. I made an oversize hole for the nib holder to section threads
and used a tap. M7.5x0.5 for the #6 JOWO nib.
The rollerball section took lots of ''engineering'' and I got that done on the second try.
 
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