Ball Point Pen
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Ever need a pen?
Now Bic has some competition!
(even though you still need to buy the refills)
Now Bic has some competition!
(even though you still need to buy the refills)
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Cool. Would you by any chance mind sharing the 'source' model? I'm interested in using this as a starting point, if you don't mind sharing, and it'd save some work to have the model rather than the STL.
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Ball Point Pen by staffert is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - Share Alike license.
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1. Print using favorite 3DP technology.##
2. Insert uni-ball pen refill.***
3. Enjoy.
*** This pen was designed to support the Sanford, uni-ball, 207, MED 0.7 mm (blue ink p/n 71207 and black ink p/n 70207) gel refills.
## For colored output, either paint by hand or call us at protofacturing.com and use our Z650.
%%%% UPDATE %%%%%
It has been two years, and my pen is still going.
I use it everyday and it has endured daily abuse.
Not bad for 3DP & epoxy resin.
2. Insert uni-ball pen refill.***
3. Enjoy.
*** This pen was designed to support the Sanford, uni-ball, 207, MED 0.7 mm (blue ink p/n 71207 and black ink p/n 70207) gel refills.
## For colored output, either paint by hand or call us at protofacturing.com and use our Z650.
%%%% UPDATE %%%%%
It has been two years, and my pen is still going.
I use it everyday and it has endured daily abuse.
Not bad for 3DP & epoxy resin.
Ball Point Pen by staffert is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - Share Alike license.
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Cool. Would you by any chance mind sharing the 'source' model? I'm interested in using this as a starting point, if you don't mind sharing, and it'd save some work to have the model rather than the STL.