Titanium bolt-action pen with capacitive stylus nib heads for mass production
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Just about everything that could be made from titanium, has been – including the body, tip, bolt, ball and shaft, and even the hidden carrier that houses the capacitive silicone stylus nib
Only the spring in this photo is not made from titanium
The TiBolt pen features a bolt-action mechanism developed by Brian Fellhoelter
Flat top or capacitive stylus nib
The bolt-action TiBolt titanium pen from Brian Fellhoelter
The TiBolt pen now accepts Parker or Fisher Space Pen refills and users will no longer need to grab some tools to change an ink cartridge
Arizona toolmaker Brian Fellhoelter is getting set to ramp up production of his TiBolt titanium bolt-action pen
Article Summary
If you're on the lookout for the perfect accessory to complement your titanium computer mouse, bike and lock, or your special guitar, then how about a nice new pen? Brian Fellhoelter has been privately selling his hand-made titanium TiBolt pens – featuring a nifty bolt-action mechanism – for the past few years, but can no longer cope with the demand so is scaling up production.
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