Smithwrecker
Apprentice Member
Made this for a plumber, quite pleased with this one. Solid brass and copper.
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Les ELm
Executive Member
Nicely 
done.
Any reason you went with the slimline nib rather than
taper the barrel to form the nib?
Les
done. Any reason you went with the slimline nib rather than
taper the barrel to form the nib?
Les
Smithwrecker
Apprentice Member
He wanted the copper accent, no matter how many times I tried to turn my own copper nib, they just kept collapsing when I tried to press them together. I wanted the pen quite thin because of weight so couldn’t turn the nib any thicker.
Penpal
Grand Master
The customer is always right and what I read says he is now very happy. Well done.
Peter.
Peter.
AllenN
Fellow
Very nice, I wish my metal spinning skills were up to that but I am still learning.
A nice neat elegant pen Darren.
wm460
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Great looking pen Darren.