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Who Could Maybe Accept An Order For A Custom Ebonite Barrel, Section And Cap Turning?


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Dear fountain pen aficionados,

 

I would like to ask if you guys can recommend a pen turner who might accept an order for turning 19mm ebonite barrel, cap and section for a #8 nib.

 

I would be able to ship the ebonite rod in any thickness for turning, the design of the pen would be very simple so I believe even a beginning pen turner could manage to turn it.

 

Thanks in advance for any advice

 

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You also have Gabriel Clavijo in Spain, apart from having his own line of pens, he will also customize the pen as you want, I think he even has a faceted model on request.

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Goldfink (Tom Westerich), he's a fellow member here under the name of penboard and his works and pens are absolutely top notch. Look up his works, wonderfuller, imperial safety and so on, you won't be disappointed!

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