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| A quick fix for a cigar pen where the front barrel had to be shortened because of a small tear out. The alternative would have been an oops band, but this would have meant quite a bit more work, gluing, turning, and especially refinishing |
Birdseye Maple, Bloodwood, crushed Malachite and black titanium hardware, in a slim Euro pen and pencil set. The pencil uses modified slimline fittings, and a 0.7 mm Schmidt cartridge pencil mechanism |
A prototype for a sweetheart pen, elephant ivory inlayed into pink ivory |
The Regency - This pen shows more wood than any other kit |
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| Gentleman pen made from sweet chestnut |
Lasercut, inlayed fig. Maple into Satine |
A custom pen and pencil desk set with specific (large!) size requirements. The guts are Berea Convertible |
Recessed centerband |
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| Slimline pens made from 2117 arrows and antler |
These use an arrow point as tip |
Powdercoated arrow shaft
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First attempt to squeeze a twist mechanism inside a slim Euro, using a slimline tip. The tube used was 7.5 mm. Here are the parts: D the .7 mm twist mechanism, E a custom adapter, B C a disassembled click pencil mechanism, A a 7 mm tip |
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| Assembly |
All together now |
The set that this was for. I made only one because of the tricky adapter. For later sets, I used a Schmidt cartridge mechanism for the pencil. |
I always recess the centerband to have an overlap |
