Thread: Cebloplast Kitless 1

Looks like you nailed that one Amos might need to come with a warning though could easily be lost due to its camouflage like coloring cheers ~ John

Hi Amos

I see you are getting into the kitlees thing. Have a few questions if you don't mind. Why is the first one. What is about kitless that is driving you?? Do you like the look of these moreso than kit pens or component pens as some like to call them in fear of degrading their work by calling them kits. I just can't wrap my head around the fuss about kitless. I see only fountain pens in kitless is that for any reason??

I know I will never go kitless for there are too many kits that appeal to me and I think I can do my creativeness in the blank material and design,

Your pen looks good. I always loved that material and I find it easy to work with and a pleasure. Thanks for showing and for answering the question. Curious minds want to know.

I really like that one, has the retro art deco look and appeal.

Nicely executed Amos.

Nice Amos.

Again another beautiful pen.

Thanks for sharing.

Timberbits

Superb pen Amos!!

Where do you get your Cebloplast and what is the cost/

youve really got the hang of it now amos, great work!

Thanks all,. JTT, for me it is the desire for creativity and skill, I still love the kit pens, have nothing against them, and as you say, there is so much that can be varied on the creativity side in that area. At the moment I am still in the skill learning side of it and not able to be as creative as Fred--he has the skill and can be creative! . As for bling, I think if I had the skill my pens would be blingy!!--that is just me though, many love the straight plain look and nothing wrong with that either. In short, I am just learning more and more all the time, I see skills on this forum that are outstanding- some in the castings, some in the finishes, some in the innovations of style, just love it all--I want to make my own sections and clips!, and so it goes. PS as for the fountain pens in kitless, it is quite easy to make them RollerBalls by changing the bottom section. Hope that helps a little, Amos

Originally Posted by Woodenink

Thanks all,. JTT, for me it is the desire for creativity and skill, I still love the kit pens, have nothing against them, and as you say, there is so much that can be varied on the creativity side in that area. At the moment I am still in the skill learning side of it and not able to be as creative as Fred--he has the skill and can be creative! . As for bling, I think if I had the skill my pens would be blingy!!--that is just me though, many love the straight plain look and nothing wrong with that either. In short, I am just learning more and more all the time, I see skills on this forum that are outstanding- some in the castings, some in the finishes, some in the innovations of style, just love it all--I want to make my own sections and clips!, and so it goes. PS as for the fountain pens in kitless, it is quite easy to make them RollerBalls by changing the bottom section. Hope that helps a little, Amos

Amos

Thanks for the reply. I have asked this elsewhere and it seems the same answer keeps coming up and that is the challenge of it. I don't think you should sell yourself short though. I have seen your work here.

I guess it is just another phase of penturning in general and has caught a little bit of steam lately so that is why we are seeing more of this type pens. Hopefully more and more creativety can come out of this form and maybe this will launch the next great thing we as penturners have been waiting for.

Thanks again and keep up the great work and the strides to get even better. Nice job once again on the pen shown.

Amos DaVinci, pen-MASTER. I need say no more !!

Bee-U-Tifal work Amos.

Its time I started doing a few different pens I think. Although maybe I should just perfect my timber work first.

Greg

Greg,
What you will learn doing "other" stuff will cross over and help you make your wood pens even better.

Craftsmanship supreme. Well done Amos.

Awesome !! Awesome !! Awesome!! Well executed love it !!
You have them down pat now Amos.

Cheers
Tony