Pilot Nib Kitless Pen

[takayuki_sz]

PILOT nib Kitless Pen.
The body and cap, the other parts are ebonite, and the section is wood.

 

[magpens]

That is a rather different design !!!

I like it !! . Thank you for showing !!!

What type of wood did you use ?

 

[Penultimate]

That's really nice. I like how the section contrasts with the cap and body


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[takayuki_sz]

That is a rather different design !!!

I like it !! . Thank you for showing !!!

What type of wood did you use ?

Thank you
wood is quince wood burl.

 

[Jim15]

Great work.

 

[takayuki_sz]

That's really nice. I like how the section contrasts with the cap and body


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Thank you very much. I wanted this balance and made it from feedholder.


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[takayuki_sz]

Great work.

Thank you [emoji16]


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[Fred Bruche]

Really like how you made that cap fit just the nib! Might have to try that one of these days...

 

[Valleyboy]

Very smart. Great job.

Cheers
Ash

 

[takayuki_sz]

Really like how you made that cap fit just the nib! Might have to try that one of these days...

Thank you
I had a hard time.

 

[takayuki_sz]

Very smart. Great job.

Cheers
Ash

Thank you
I eagerly wanted to achieve this balance.

 

[northway]

That's a really interesting design. Is the wood from a normal fruiting Quince or is it an ornamental type?

 

[takayuki_sz]

That's a really interesting design. Is the wood from a normal fruiting Quince or is it an ornamental type?

Thank you [emoji16]

ornamental type …


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[Pierre---]

Great pen indeed!
So you just took a Pilot feed, but how did you thread it ? I thought the Pilot threading dimensions was rather hard to find...

 

[takayuki_sz]

Thank you. I custom built the Reverse Tap 5/16 . But I decided to use the feed.

Great pen indeed!
So you just took a Pilot feed, but how did you thread it ? I thought the Pilot threading dimensions was rather hard to find...