Pharaoh Rollerball Pen Kits

Craft a pen worthy of legend — the Pharaoh Rollerball Pen Kit by Dayacom is a large, commanding pen with ornate Egyptian-inspired engravings covering every component. Cast and polished to exacting standards, the Pharaoh's Chrome and Black Ti two-tone finish plays against the intricate surface detail to create a pen that commands attention long before anyone picks it up. This is a showcase kit — the kind that anchors a display and draws customers in.

The Pharaoh's scale requires larger tooling than most kits — plan for 12mm and 15mm drill bits and a full-size blank to do the hardware justice. A Schmidt 5888 ceramic rollerball refill delivers a writing experience that matches the pen's prestige.

Features

• Ornate Egyptian-inspired engravings — intricate casting detail on every component; a genuinely distinctive high-end look

• Chrome & Black Ti two-tone finish — bold contrast that makes the engraved detail stand out from every angle

• Schmidt 5888 ceramic rollerball refill — premium capless ceramic nib; buttery smooth from first stroke

• Full-size statement pen — large proportions that command a display and justify a premium price tag

• Dayacom precision manufacturing — hand-inspected and polished to ensure every component fits and finishes perfectly

Instructions

Great Palace Vine / Emperor Pen Kits

Tooling Requirements

• Drill Bits: 12mm & 15mm (or imperial equivalents: 15/32" & 37/64")

• Bushings: Pharaoh Pen Kit Bushings (contact supplier)

Mix & Match:

Combine the Pharaoh Rollerball Pen Kit with any other single pen kits to unlock the highest discount levels!

Kit Includes

• Pen components (blank not included)

• Brass tube set

• Schmidt 5888 ceramic rollerball refill

Specifications

• Style: Rollerball

• Design Detail: Egyptian-inspired engravings; Chrome & Black Ti two-tone

• Manufacturer: Dayacom

• Blank Size:

• Drill Sizes: 12mm & 15mm (15/32" & 37/64")

• Finished Size:

• Refill Type: Schmidt 5888 Ceramic Rollerball (included)

Why Turners Love This Kit

• The engraved Egyptian detail is the kind of hardware that makes buyers stop and pick the pen up without prompting — it earns its place as the display anchor and justifies a top-of-table price point

• The large blank requirement means you're working with a canvas that shows off figured grain, dramatic resin swirls, and bold stabilized wood at full scale — nothing gets lost in the hardware

• A single-variant kit (Chrome & Black Ti) keeps display decisions simple — one finish, one price, maximum visual consistency across your Pharaoh display

• Schmidt 5888 writing performance at this price bracket is a genuine selling point — the pen looks regal and writes like it too, which makes the case for the price easy to make at the table