I’ve been asked by a pen maker I know (well, my Dad), to test out the Engravinator on his pens. In order to keep them centered, I tinkered up this jig that should fit nicely in the bottom panel of the engraver, and hold the pen steady at 65mm down the Y axis.
It’s not as great as rotating the pen to keep from having elongation on the tops and bottoms of letters, but it should be Good Enough™.
I haven’t tested it yet, but Adam wanted me to share. (:
Excellent! Thanks @Josh_Ward
I’ll give Bonus Points™ if you also share the STEP file or, better yet, Fusion 360 archive so people can easily modify 
Does the engravinator need a rotary designed for it?
Oops, I did it Q&D in Tinkercad (:
There’s been lots of discussion about it. No concrete plans as of yet… but probably at some point.
Ah, silly Tinkercad only does STL. No worries. I had assumed you used Fusion for some reason.
Yup, if it was more complex, I would have used Fusion. But for this, Tinkercad took care of my needs just fine.