timberbits
21st August 2010, 02:49 PM
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We got the factory to make us the new Baron II Rollerballs with the new 12 facet pen grips over a year ago. This was because we thought they would be look much nicer tan the old 3 facet version.
Sales and customer responses has shown this to be the case.
The next step was to bring in the matching Fountain pen version.
The old version had a 3 facet pen grip for the rollerballs and a round pen grip for the fountain pen versions. Pen makers (me included) use to be frustrated with the fact that the two versions didn’t have the same grip. They looked and felt as if they were different. Pen makers who tried to sell the two pens together had a difficult time convincing the customers that they were a match pair.
Timberbits has solved this problem with these pen kits. Now the Barron II rollerball and fountain pens (http://timberbits.com/pen-kits/kits-baron-kits-c-1_46.html) have the same 12 facet pen grips.
I know I have been promising this kit for a while, we ordered the pens from Taiwan back in February, but the shipment was held up by the fountain nib manufacturers in Germany and the also the factory who made piston cartridge converters.
The nib has a very smooth action, an absolute delight to write with. The piston cartridge converters are also a highlight. The converters, rather being of plastic appearance, has been plated with chrome or gold to match the plating of the pens. You will really see a difference once you see them in person.
The fountain pens comes in 3 platings, upgrade gold, chrome and gold titanium. They are priced the same as the rollerballs – we are the lowest priced sellers of the Barons in Australia if not the world.
Come and have a look at our complete range of pen kits (http://www.timberbits.com) - the largest in Australia.
We got the factory to make us the new Baron II Rollerballs with the new 12 facet pen grips over a year ago. This was because we thought they would be look much nicer tan the old 3 facet version.
Sales and customer responses has shown this to be the case.
The next step was to bring in the matching Fountain pen version.
The old version had a 3 facet pen grip for the rollerballs and a round pen grip for the fountain pen versions. Pen makers (me included) use to be frustrated with the fact that the two versions didn’t have the same grip. They looked and felt as if they were different. Pen makers who tried to sell the two pens together had a difficult time convincing the customers that they were a match pair.
Timberbits has solved this problem with these pen kits. Now the Barron II rollerball and fountain pens (http://timberbits.com/pen-kits/kits-baron-kits-c-1_46.html) have the same 12 facet pen grips.
I know I have been promising this kit for a while, we ordered the pens from Taiwan back in February, but the shipment was held up by the fountain nib manufacturers in Germany and the also the factory who made piston cartridge converters.
The nib has a very smooth action, an absolute delight to write with. The piston cartridge converters are also a highlight. The converters, rather being of plastic appearance, has been plated with chrome or gold to match the plating of the pens. You will really see a difference once you see them in person.
The fountain pens comes in 3 platings, upgrade gold, chrome and gold titanium. They are priced the same as the rollerballs – we are the lowest priced sellers of the Barons in Australia if not the world.
Come and have a look at our complete range of pen kits (http://www.timberbits.com) - the largest in Australia.