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    Super cool pen!!

    So this is the start of a pen that I had to do so that I can do one that has never been done. Any way...this is what we call a double closed end. You'll notice there is no top or bottom parts...just a middle. This is the first I've tried of these and they are kinda cool!!! Blank from CSUSA on a Jr Gent II. I'm still kinda giddy over this one...a bit on the rare side, but many more to come!! C&C is always used
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    Very nice, Jim! I like the look of closed end pens, but I prefer a clip for practical reasons. This one is really pretty!

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    Me too Doc, just the way it worked this time. These are so finikie and touchy that I did the panache style and was happy that it worked...clip needed for us pocket types. Still falling over my feet that I pulled it off the first time! Some kind of clip in the future!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Burr View Post
    Me too Doc, just the way it worked this time. These are so finikie and touchy that I did the panache style and was happy that it worked...clip needed for us pocket types. Still falling over my feet that I pulled it off the first time! Some kind of clip in the future!
    Jim have you seen the "hidden" clip tutorials over on the IAP. Something you might want to look at for the next one. Of course the clip is not truly hidden, only it's mounting is.

    Edit: Great looking pen BTW.
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    Stunning blank made into a stunning pen Jim! It looks sharp!

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    Quote Originally Posted by James Combs View Post
    Jim have you seen the "hidden" clip tutorials over on the IAP. Something you might want to look at for the next one. Of course the clip is not truly hidden, only it's mounting is.

    Edit: Great looking pen BTW.
    I have sir...this is just the start...there is another plan on the horizon. Hidden clips are a next step.
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    That's one great looking pen. I bet that color would look good on a Wall Street II also.

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    That is a beauty Jim. Wow that is nice.
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    Kind of looks like a lava lamp.
    I like the shape of the pen.

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    Jim, having never done a pen, I am doubly impressed!! Beautiful pen, and I am still wondering how it is done?!? So used to seeing the mandrel thing used by you pen makers.

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    Jim - fantastic - the pen is awesome. I really like the shape!

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