rsulli16
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- Jun 9, 2010
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Hi
Just finished a show yesterday, had a good one! My stock is depleted
Got a lot of requests for fountain pens. I had been ordering the rollerball option with the pens i make as my "high end" pens. And i sold almost all i had,( last time too). So i am going to have more of the pricier pens on my able from now on as i see they do move for me.
So i decided time to give into customer demand on the fountain pen aspect.
It has been years since i touched a fountain pen and frankly dont know anything about them anymore.
Which kind do modern fountain pen users seem to like? Should i get cartridge or the ink pump converters, what would be the pro's and con's of each?
Which models move best for you guys while i'm the subject?
Also a little confused, some kits offer both, PSI it looks like has the converter as an extra option it loo like while the intructions on the craft usa site seem to say use one or the other leading me to believe both are included in the kit? Is his right?
Thanks
Sulli
Just finished a show yesterday, had a good one! My stock is depleted
Got a lot of requests for fountain pens. I had been ordering the rollerball option with the pens i make as my "high end" pens. And i sold almost all i had,( last time too). So i am going to have more of the pricier pens on my able from now on as i see they do move for me.
So i decided time to give into customer demand on the fountain pen aspect.
It has been years since i touched a fountain pen and frankly dont know anything about them anymore.
Which kind do modern fountain pen users seem to like? Should i get cartridge or the ink pump converters, what would be the pro's and con's of each?
Which models move best for you guys while i'm the subject?
Also a little confused, some kits offer both, PSI it looks like has the converter as an extra option it loo like while the intructions on the craft usa site seem to say use one or the other leading me to believe both are included in the kit? Is his right?
Thanks
Sulli