I'm mostly interest in the reverse gear. Imagine not needing correction tape or a correction fluid/pen, instead just needing to put in reverse and then it'll erase itself for you! Truly a dream come true.
This is a lovely pen, extremely well made. Just a question... How come you didn't consider adding a small spring inside, to add some tension to the lever and stabilize it against involuntary shift-up (or down)? At any rate, this is a piece of art.
As far as I understand by now, you have been building all your turning and milling tools by yourself. My best compliments for such high degree of precision!
I've had to build my own tools, though nothing requiring that level of precision. Still, as a man who has done it, there is a type of satisfaction that stems from doing so.
Teacher: Please explain how you were able to hand in an essay with a _negative_ page count?! Student: „Whoops, my bad...I guess I put the pen in reverse by accident.“ Teacher: You...the...what?
@@Giuliana-w1f Here in the US, some long-haul truckers still use manual transmissions. I'm not a trucker, but know how use a manual; in fact, any vehicle I drive will be a manual.
@@Silver_Turtle i know that it isn't literaly "no one", but most people don't know how to use a manual, and they don't need to, because 96% of cars are automatic. I live in Argentina, i think i haven't seen more than 15 automatic cars in my entire life, you need to know how to drive a manual to have a driving licence. And even people that can afford an automatic, usually don't buy them because they preffer to have control of the car. I think that driving a manual shoud be something that everyone that drives should know (and also how to control understeerand oversteer in fwd and rwd without traction control or stability control, but that's a little more complicated, even if it could prevent some accidents). Idk why i always write a lot, i just like to do it.
This is awesome. If you plan on making another one of these, you should use the inside of one of those erasable pens, and make the pen so that when it is in “reverse” an eraser sticks out the back. Wouldn’t even have to change much I don’t think; the moving peace inside the pen is already in the rearmost position when it is in “reverse”. this channel is so neat!
adding spring on both ends for shut (neutral) position would be perfect, the spring give a bit resistance when shifting between gear and has purpose to keep the pen shut when not used (neutral).
this would actually be cool for mechanical pencils with thicker led so when you need more led you just upshift . maybe find a way to have it reset the led so it’ll push it forward some when you run out in 6th gear
i grew up with Esterbrooke fountain pens and later moved into "modern" technology with the invention of the Parker T Ball jotter. This ball point is a true work of art. Amazing.
Ballpoints are great, but fountain pens are unmatched. It's pretty easy to carry a fountain pen nowadays, but they still much bigger than the ballpoints.
¡¡¡Dios mío, qué barbaridad, qué trabajo más minucioso y perfecto!!! Es un placer ver vídeos de este tipo, donde se muestran estas auténticas maravillas y este despliegue de maquinaria de precisión y conocimiento de lo que se hace. Mil gracias. He disfrutado enormemente viendo el vídeo y escuchando la perfectamente escogida música ambiental. Un atento saludo de un aficionado que se queda atónito de ver tanta maestría y tanto arte.
Well this is now the daily. You better make an 18 speed to handle the hard/rough papers.! Just put it in bulldog and grind right through the clutch…I mean class…😉😂
Why don't you make a store where collectors can buy these things that you've build for a good price? Or do you already own one? Your talent is untouchable.. Very precise, neat and clean ❤️
I am always amazed at the incredibly clever "engineer hacks" with which you advance your projects! Hm, how do I cut a lot of nylon threads into pieces of the same length? Ah! I'll quickly build a CNC machine for it! This is absolute super cool! But what I would like most of all: A video (or a couple of videos) in which you demonstrate and explain your machine park! Such a machining center, which is also a lathe, milling machine and laser cutter, is a great project in itself. And as far as I could see, it's a DIY machine too. A video about your machine (s), that would be the greatest for me!
This is a surprisingly good start. But how cool would be to form a luxury sports car, that uses the same materials as the car itself, and resembling the same external form.
fantastic pen. and as a user of bolt action pens myself. the wood is great and practical but personally I would get it in a car's metallic color if I would get that setup. that or chrome. and who knows if it's possible to make a skull shifter.
Like most bolt action pens (that I have seen/own), the bolt is basically a little screw. So it should be just as simple as changing the bolt on the bolt action pens. I have a few different bolts.
This is beautiful. I love it. As for the take it from here and Run Part, it would be cool if each gear corresponded with the resistance of the roll of the ballpoint.
Beautiful creation. I hope i can buy it someday. Just a suggestion, put a spring below so chaging gear can have a resistance. Also if ut can be for s pensil or graphite tip ut will be more realistic. With every gear change more pencil would come out. But wonderful creation. Exceptional quality and talent. 👏🏻👏🏻
Bolt action pens are available, this mechanism doesn't really make sense because the pen refill isn't fully extended in all positions, which means most are pointless.
Steady hands and eyeware. Nice work. Hang on to your fingers, even brushing cutting oil in spinning piece/work or on tooling brush can get caught up and can drag a finger in and b4 you can blink it's gone...not myself but a fellow machinist/collegue I once worked with. As this individual is playing with fire as edges razor sharp. Take care
Put the pen in “R” to erase mistakes and each sequential gear will make you write faster
Brilliant👏🏻👏🏻
Each sequential gear can be a thinner pen.
😂😂😂
How, pls elaborate
in spanish it's more funny. es R de Rapido
1st gear is for when you have to climb over a writer's block
Or end up burning your clutch
Yes
I laughed way too hard at this.
Highly underrated comment
@@Sam-fq5hc ,
Imagine one of those four-color pens, but it uses this gear shift.
What a great idea!! How do we get him to make one???
I'll be honest: I was expecting this to be one of those sort when I saw the recommendation
It’s a 6 speed
Putting it in reverse erases the writing
@@ranpatoamami7048 sucks back the ink from the paper
Is there an automatic version for beginners? Gorgeous pen.
Nobody will like your comment anymore
@@onlycarsx Don't be sad. There is always hope.
@@gavincurtis it was 69, now people broke it
I am the 100th ahah
Now it's at 123 nooooo
Upshift for the straights, downshift for the curves; Never go above 3rd when writing in cursive! 😂
LOL
Good one mate
Or if you are on a rallycross track
Am i not getting something or this is supposed to be funny?
@@SEX_TRAINER you are not getting something
"jimmy why havent you taken any notes"
"bro i dont know how to write stick"
I'm sayin...
“Oh sorry my pen is still in neutral.”
“Jimmy….. what are you talking about- and how -“
I keep stalling bro
@@pwd0kernel208 this got me
Just imagine how much faster you could write with this 👍
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Indeed
I'm mostly interest in the reverse gear. Imagine not needing correction tape or a correction fluid/pen, instead just needing to put in reverse and then it'll erase itself for you! Truly a dream come true.
Just put it in 6th gear and go 👌😉😉
@@graciouscompetentdwarfrabbit Not only that but you can refil your pen after scribbling for the ink to come out
I feel like a noob for using automatic transmission pens for my whole life
Those pens with 5 different colors does that count as a five speed
@@dancearoundtheworld5360 no, that is just different exaust types
@@TheObliviousF Oh excuse my mistake
The toe is coming
This is a lovely pen, extremely well made. Just a question... How come you didn't consider adding a small spring inside, to add some tension to the lever and stabilize it against involuntary shift-up (or down)? At any rate, this is a piece of art.
Bc hes probably not an engineer or scientis, Maybe just a machinist , i could be totally wrong
There was a small spring inserted early, but not sure if it was fixed or soldered in place.
@@edwardjamesjr1 If you meant the item at 2:48, that was a coil of solder.
So he can hit that money shift and squeeze another hit video out of it course
He can't make springs.
"oh what's that sir, I've only got 10 minutes to complete my essay..... Say no more.... Let me just drop my pen into 6th gear 🤣🤣"
Haven't you learned anything from fast and furious? 13th gear is where the power is.
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@@Kuli24000 Aufgehalten Aufgehaltenund Wird Der
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As far as I understand by now, you have been building all your turning and milling tools by yourself. My best compliments for such high degree of precision!
I've had to build my own tools, though nothing requiring that level of precision. Still, as a man who has done it, there is a type of satisfaction that stems from doing so.
broke: making stuff
woke: making tools to make stuff
Teacher: Please explain how you were able to hand in an essay with a _negative_ page count?!
Student: „Whoops, my bad...I guess I put the pen in reverse by accident.“
Teacher: You...the...what?
If only we could
This is perfect for someone on the us, no one is going to steal it
Im not sure if you mean
America is super safe or americans dont like study
:v
@@pak3ton i mean no one knows how to use a manual transmission
@@Giuliana-w1f I got it...
@@Giuliana-w1f Here in the US, some long-haul truckers still use manual transmissions. I'm not a trucker, but know how use a manual; in fact, any vehicle I drive will be a manual.
@@Silver_Turtle i know that it isn't literaly "no one", but most people don't know how to use a manual, and they don't need to, because 96% of cars are automatic.
I live in Argentina, i think i haven't seen more than 15 automatic cars in my entire life, you need to know how to drive a manual to have a driving licence. And even people that can afford an automatic, usually don't buy them because they preffer to have control of the car.
I think that driving a manual shoud be something that everyone that drives should know (and also how to control understeerand oversteer in fwd and rwd without traction control or stability control, but that's a little more complicated, even if it could prevent some accidents).
Idk why i always write a lot, i just like to do it.
That is the coolest pen I've ever seen! I'm in the transmission business, I would kill for it. (LOL)
Embedd magnets into the wood and into the rotating core so it has a "click" or "snap" into each position?
"I need that report on my desk in 1 hour."
"You got it. Just let me shift my pen into high gear."
You’re staring at a blank sheet of paper ...omg damn writer’s block...you then realise your pen is in neutral🤔
This is awesome. If you plan on making another one of these, you should use the inside of one of those erasable pens, and make the pen so that when it is in “reverse” an eraser sticks out the back. Wouldn’t even have to change much I don’t think; the moving peace inside the pen is already in the rearmost position when it is in “reverse”.
this channel is so neat!
The part where the eraser would come out would look like crap
I was gonna go to bed but then I got this notification. Sleep can wait a few more minutes 😁
Same tho
adding spring on both ends for shut (neutral) position would be perfect, the spring give a bit resistance when shifting between gear and has purpose to keep the pen shut when not used (neutral).
Going to sign your name on important documents /downshifts, **Eurobeat intensifies**
I'd love this pen with a functional gearstick for switching colors and reverse for sticking pen eraser out
Imagine putting it in reverse and the ink just magically returned to the pen
Dude that’s a tremendous amount of work and skill you’ve shown here in this video. Amazing job! Wish I had all of the tools you did.
This is how much people still love the manual.
When you're speed writing and you got pulled over
I'm fascinated by machinist making things. Beautiful work.
*5th gear is for cruising through the lazy plot armor*
That little black book has a cool pen friend now .
i,m blown away watching all the work that went into it .
this would actually be cool for mechanical pencils with thicker led so when you need more led you just upshift . maybe find a way to have it reset the led so it’ll push it forward some when you run out in 6th gear
Or the gear you put the pencil in tightens the orifices that hold the lead in the pen so you can write with any width pencil lead!!
i grew up with Esterbrooke fountain pens and later moved into "modern" technology with the invention of the Parker T Ball jotter. This ball point is a true work of art. Amazing.
Ballpoints are great, but fountain pens are unmatched. It's pretty easy to carry a fountain pen nowadays, but they still much bigger than the ballpoints.
I'm a mechanic and would love to buy that pen..
¡¡¡Dios mío, qué barbaridad, qué trabajo más minucioso y perfecto!!! Es un placer ver vídeos de este tipo, donde se muestran estas auténticas maravillas y este despliegue de maquinaria de precisión y conocimiento de lo que se hace.
Mil gracias. He disfrutado enormemente viendo el vídeo y escuchando la perfectamente escogida música ambiental.
Un atento saludo de un aficionado que se queda atónito de ver tanta maestría y tanto arte.
Nice job! What laser are you using to cut the metal?
Well this is now the daily.
You better make an 18 speed to handle the hard/rough papers.!
Just put it in bulldog and grind right through the clutch…I mean class…😉😂
As someone that owns and enjoys bolt action pens, this is certainly amazing. wouldn't mind owning one of this in the future :D
The craftmanship, precision and your toolbox are amazing
1st gear when you start to write the exam...
Teacher : 5 more minutes....
6th gear pen go brrrrrr...
Astounding workmanship. I enjoyed every minute of this video.
Made a few pens myself but nothing like this.
Such a humble, everyday tool. Reloaded and turned masterpiece!
Lose the music. The tools sound great by themselves!
If I were rich, I would employ this man to remake everything I use in day to day life
Oooh! Now do one with a flappy-paddle shifter!
Excellent craftsmanship! A thing of beauty!
Man when i watch such videos, i feel damn proud of being mechanical engineer 💗💗💗💗
This is called the love of creativity 😎
It was actually really satisfying how the numbers appeared when you sand it down.
Without the mill almost none of this guys stuff would happen.
Love the vids,keep them coming.
I was thinking something similar.
Why don't you make a store where collectors can buy these things that you've build for a good price? Or do you already own one? Your talent is untouchable.. Very precise, neat and clean ❤️
До чего дошел прогресс, вкалывают роботы, а не человек. Даже грязи под ногтями не осталось)
Вся грязь, на левой руке.
I suggest the transmission could be used for selecting different coloured refills contained in the pen barrel.
The amount of work that went into a pen is crazy
My husband would LOVE this Pen
Light that vaporizes metal..!! 😯 pretty sick.. I want one.... ✌😁
I am always amazed at the incredibly clever "engineer hacks" with which you advance your projects! Hm, how do I cut a lot of nylon threads into pieces of the same length? Ah! I'll quickly build a CNC machine for it! This is absolute super cool! But what I would like most of all: A video (or a couple of videos) in which you demonstrate and explain your machine park! Such a machining center, which is also a lathe, milling machine and laser cutter, is a great project in itself. And as far as I could see, it's a DIY machine too. A video about your machine (s), that would be the greatest for me!
I didn't need it untill I saw this, now I need it.
Now that's an elegant pen ...
This is a surprisingly good start. But how cool would be to form a luxury sports car, that uses the same materials as the car itself, and resembling the same external form.
that was some serious way to make inner thread, impressed ngl 😁
the greatest ball pen I've ever seen for a car lover
That was amazing to watch! Awesome pen!!!
Крутая ручка получилась👍 Многие ваши поделки нравятся!
Magnificent work and attention to detail
Непривычно смотреть без этого волшебного голоса)
fantastic pen. and as a user of bolt action pens myself. the wood is great and practical but personally I would get it in a car's metallic color if I would get that setup. that or chrome. and who knows if it's possible to make a skull shifter.
Like most bolt action pens (that I have seen/own), the bolt is basically a little screw. So it should be just as simple as changing the bolt on the bolt action pens. I have a few different bolts.
that thread milling is super cool!
This is beautiful. I love it.
As for the take it from here and Run Part, it would be cool if each gear corresponded with the resistance of the roll of the ballpoint.
That would be cool, would be a very large pen though
That is an absolutely beautiful pen.
Beautiful creation. I hope i can buy it someday. Just a suggestion, put a spring below so chaging gear can have a resistance. Also if ut can be for s pensil or graphite tip ut will be more realistic. With every gear change more pencil would come out. But wonderful creation. Exceptional quality and talent. 👏🏻👏🏻
Bolt action pens are available, this mechanism doesn't really make sense because the pen refill isn't fully extended in all positions, which means most are pointless.
Beautiful presentation and such a beautiful piece of functional art!
The ultimate pen for any car person or person who enjoys fidget devices👏👏👏👏
Well, I am speechless. What you did was priceless and beyond that.
Lots of love and respects from Pakistan.
Loved this. Beautiful pen.
Piece of Art. It would be great if that mechanism changed the tip of the pen and with it the color
Some serious skills
An outstanding artisan. Good job!
Beautifully made! It would be nice if every 'gear' would engage another color ballpen, but that would be way more difficult.
Seems impossible
It's a pen that makes me really want it.
That's a lot of quality.
Beautiful work. Gorgeous pen!!! thanks......
Missed opportunity for it to be a pencil, with Reverse exposing the eraser.
Looks amazing though!
That is one very distinctive pen!
It’s videos like this that make TH-cam enjoyable
Came in here to read the comments, you guys didn’t disappoint.
that is the best pen in existance and im amazed in cars so i love it
It may not be able to usefull but it's perfect art.. congratulations man 👏👏👏
Gorgeous that would be a really cool mechanical pencil idea
Beautiful workmanship.
Cool but now the kids in the states are not going to be able to do any work lol
And can you do a three on the tree🤔
I have never wanted a $300-500 desk piece so bad in me life.
Beautiful. Impressed.
I would pay bags of cash for that masterpiece...
As someone who knows a bit about lasers, that one right there is really really good to be able to engrave brass (or whatever metal that is)
Incredible work.
Молодец, очень круто получилось! Как и всегда!
You should've made a button on top that acts as a clutch push the button then shift😂😂 great idea man
You should make a video showcasing your CNC lathe :D
I agree.
Finally, drifting can be so much easier now
Your videos are proper quality, but what else could you expect from a true craftsman
Is that a compensator on the end to help compensate for bad writing skills ? 🙂
Steady hands and eyeware. Nice work. Hang on to your fingers, even brushing cutting oil in spinning piece/work or on tooling brush can get caught up and can drag a finger in and b4 you can blink it's gone...not myself but a fellow machinist/collegue I once worked with. As this individual is playing with fire as edges razor sharp. Take care