pretty neat.
what means "I yum pens" ?
You make them ?
what means "I yum pens" ?
You make them ?
custom made pens
As some here know I yurn pens and figured it was time to show some of them off, comments are always welcomed good or bad. Let me know what you think. Some are made from corian counter top material, wood, custom resin cast, acrylic blanks, antler etc.
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Ball Point or Fountain? Looks great
Y U R N... Not yum lolEngineco54 said:pretty neat.
what means "I yum pens" ?
You make them ?
Look nice!
I think he meant TURN pens.
Nice- I am a pen fan.
Nice- I am a pen fan.
Roller Balls for me. Nothing like the flow of one's
signature with a smooth roller.
Nice looking pens.
Peace,
GH-07
signature with a smooth roller.
Nice looking pens.
Peace,
GH-07
Those are very good looking pens. I like fountain pens and have a collection of Mont Blanc; one of those would fit right in. Is there a choice of nibs? How does one fill the ink reservoir?
I have a gold nib Schaeffer that would have given your rollerball a run for its money, until I dropped it.Ghost Hunter said:Roller Balls for me. Nothing like the flow of one's
signature with a smooth roller.
Nice looking pens.
Peace,
GH-07
there is a company that makes a bolt action mechanism for pens.
I have a thing for fountain pens. We learned to write with them when I was a kid in Russia. The old fashioned kind: just a laquered stick with a nib, an inkwell, and a blotter. Ball points were a big deal, and fountain pens with a reservoir were really special. Penmanship counted, and I still remember notebooks filled with just perfect little parts of letters. We didn't get to actually write anything until the second semester of first grade!
Looks good!... I also turn pens, got some in jewelry stores... Capt Will, the fountains are typically the cartridge type, can't remember if the nibs are replaceable (I used to always use fountains in school too... not easy for a lefty!)
Quite a peculiar interest. Don't think I've ever heard of anyone turning pens before . But I agree, beautifical work, sir.
Yurn = yearn: to have an earnest or a strong desire. Basically he loves pens? :K)
Turning and Yearning?
Turning and Yearning?
Very pretty. I'd love to see one in woodland or digital 
"I yurn pens " should be: I TURN PENS, fat fingers and keyboards.............
Make ball point, roller ball and fountain pens, keychains etc.
Make ball point, roller ball and fountain pens, keychains etc.
I am fortunate to have acquired several very nice ones from my Grandfather, as I share his name and he had the good grace to have his name inscribed on several of his pens. So when my Father, Aunts, Cousins, etc. had picked over things, there were these great pens and a lifetime supply of stationery with (our) name on it that nobody claimed. There are Schaeffers, Parkers, lever and pushbutton loaders, bottles of scrip in several colors, etc. Several gold nibs, couple acetate and casein bodies, cool stuff. I also got his roll top desk, which nobody wanted, and it broke my heart to have to leave it at my ex's because I dont physically have room in our family's new 2BR apt, but my ex graciously agreed to keep it until I come claim it.Parashooter said:Looks good!... I also turn pens, got some in jewelry stores... Capt Will, the fountains are typically the cartridge type, can't remember if the nibs are replaceable (I used to always use fountains in school too... not easy for a lefty!)
For modern pens, I like the Colibris and Watermans (the pre-1990 ones) because they have a good "snap", my EDC pen is a cheap MB.
One of the coolest ink colors I've ever seen is a black/blue. So blue that it's even blacker than black. (About 60 or 70 pounds ago, I even had a tuxedo in that color).Captain Will said:I am fortunate to have acquired several very nice ones from my Grandfather, as I share his name and he had the good grace to have his name inscribed on several of his pens. So when my Father, Aunts, Cousins, etc. had picked over things, there were these great pens and a lifetime supply of stationery with (our) name on it that nobody claimed. There are Schaeffers, Parkers, lever and pushbutton loaders, bottles of scrip in several colors, etc. Several gold nibs, couple acetate and casein bodies, cool stuff. I also got his roll top desk, which nobody wanted, and it broke my heart to have to leave it at my ex's because I dont physically have room in our family's new 2BR apt, but my ex graciously agreed to keep it until I come claim it.
For modern pens, I like the Colibris and Watermans (the pre-1990 ones) because they have a good "snap", my EDC pen is a cheap MB.
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