Level One Materials Rotation work - fine metal curious tool project
Jack Stiling Level 1 Crafts made this - a great help for busy Victorian inventors..
Tired of having to constantly dip your nib, when you are in the midst of noting down you most ingenious marvel yet? The Engineer's Scribe has it covered. The gents at the patent office will be aghast at how fast you will be throwing your inventions at them. With its automatically fed ink chamber and fully adjustable riveted system, the Engineer's Scribe will not only able you to write continuously, but press on with your work at the same time. Using only the finest copper, brass and gilding metal, it is constructed by hand, soldered and hammered into shape to create a seemingly indestructible piece, ready for the vigorous tasks it will be put through when in use.
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