Diy: Oblique Pen Holder.

November 22, 2013

A simple way to make an oblique pen holder.

Today I show you my new tutorial. Oblique penholder are expensive, with this tutoria you have no excuse anymore.

Enjoy !!!!! Thanks for watching !!!!

Edited November 22, 2013 by sumidero11

November 23, 2013

Well that was cool - can't believe it's as easy as you made it look, but definitely something I've been meaning to try, and this may be the final push I needed to do it. Thanks!

Cheers, Al

November 25, 2013

thanks to you, and you don't forget show us your handmade pens holders

November 25, 2013

Crass! Now that's something completely different... but easy to work out. Even for me (I think)

Thanks!!

Mike

November 29, 2013

Thanks to you for watching ^^. It's a pleasure comments like yours. Show us your progress.

March 29, 2014

Thanks soooo much Sumidero11. Oblique holders are expensive and more so cause you can get them in my country, Have to have it shipped from US and that adds at least $30 to $40 to the cost of the holder. Your video and guide was just perfect. Will be making one soon and will put an image of it here.

Thanks so much again.

April 1, 2014

thanks to you, and you don't forget show us your handmade pens holders

Hello all,

Thanks to Sumidero, my first attempt at a DIY oblique holder

Made a small change in it and it takes all sizes of nibs including a crowquill

The holder

http://i.imgur.com/pCpgbkU.jpg

With a crow quill

http://i.imgur.com/11vqd8P.jpg

With a Nikko G nib

http://i.imgur.com/LBMJ4YT.jpg

With a Gillot 303 nib

http://i.imgur.com/md5TEzR.jpg

This was my first attempt and it seems to work just fine.

Will make a better one soon.

April 1, 2014

How cool is that.

The only thing/tool that is not common is a ROUND plier to form the curve.

Looks like I finally have a reason to buy one.

Edited April 1, 2014 by ac12

April 1, 2014

Round pliers are very common for making jewelry chains. You can probably find an inexpensive one at your local craft store.

Edited April 1, 2014 by BlotBot

April 2, 2014

It would be much better to buy a cylindrical piece of wood from a craft store than to ruin a perfectly good brush. Also, I feel that the effort to cut the groove and brass for the flange and potential for injury would outweigh the benefit of just buying a holder. I wouldn't feel compelled to do this unless there was absolutely no way I could get my hands on a holder.