Thread: Quad

Well done Ed they are all superb, gota like that red oak burl

Beautiful set of pens in beautiful timber Ed, can you elaborate on why these are your favorite pens.

The Seirra EB because it has smooth lines, you have to work to screw it up!
The Virage because although I dont personaly like the pen, it sells a lot, ladies seem to pick it over the EB, men pick the EB over the Virage.
Both the Sedona and the Navigator are simple, clean screw cap pens, not a lot of bling, but just classy enough to sell well for a little bt more.
The Navigator lends itself to TrueStone quite well, it sells to men and woman almost equally as well, and just plain looks good in almost any material.
But the Sierra Elegant, or WallStreet II Elegant as it is sold here, is my favorite, it fits the mens shirt pocket well, writes great with a gel cartridge, and ladies like it to.

By the way, it was a big burl!

At a guess, 20 linear feet of 3/4" square blank material, some solid, most with voids, which are easily filled with sanding dust and thin CA.

They all look fantastic Ed. Very nice pens

Nice wood and beautiful pens


Where did you get the copper Sedona?

WoodCraft...I think it is a Daycom kit.
Search for Woodworking Supplies at Woodcraft.com
Shiny and Satin copper finish.
Same bushing and tubes as the Navigator, just different hardware.

Thanks

Drooooooooooool.

Originally Posted by edblysard

The Seirra EB because it has smooth lines, you have to work to screw it up!
The Virage because although I dont personaly like the pen, it sells a lot, ladies seem to pick it over the EB, men pick the EB over the Virage.
Both the Sedona and the Navigator are simple, clean screw cap pens, not a lot of bling, but just classy enough to sell well for a little bt more.
The Navigator lends itself to TrueStone quite well, it sells to men and woman almost equally as well, and just plain looks good in almost any material.
But the Sierra Elegant, or WallStreet II Elegant as it is sold here, is my favorite, it fits the mens shirt pocket well, writes great with a gel cartridge, and ladies like it to.

By the way, it was a big burl!

At a guess, 20 linear feet of 3/4" square blank material, some solid, most with voids, which are easily filled with sanding dust and thin CA.

Thanks for that Ed I often wonder why people prefer a particular kit