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Haskoson: very first kitless fountain pen made of "JUMA"

haskoson

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Gerrit
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!!)

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i know i have to work on designs and my photographic skills...

Comments and critics are welcome.

best regards

Gerrit / Haskoson
 

Buckeye

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It's certainly very nice:thumbs:I haven't heard of Juma, what is it?

Peter
 

haskoson

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Thanks to you all for your comments!

"Juma" is a resin/mineral-mix.
I like to use it for prototyping because it´s cheaper than most other materials i know (16mm diameter, ~ 3 ft., ~$20).
it can be cut like butter, but it´s best worked with carbide-tools ´cause HSS-tools get dull very quickly.
It´s available in black und ivory in different diameters as round rods and other colours in square rods.
But it can´t be polished to a very high gloss. the pen i´ve posted was sanded up to grid 12000 with MicroMesh but the material keeps this "satin"-finish.
elforyn Onlineshop
this is the online shop of the manufacturer



Gerrit / Haskoson
 
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