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Chuck Key

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This pen has a few issues but I am going to show it anyway :) The design included a recessed clip which has not been included at this point.

The pen:


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Pen and cap (Closed)



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Pen and Cap (Open)



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Chuckie, I like the look of the cap. The twists are well executed to match the Cherry inlay/segments/veneer. The other issues excluded, I'm not sure I like the way the cap appears to swallow the pen body. It just looks out of balance to me. It might look less obtrusive if it were only about half the total capped length. Just my perceptions.[^]
 

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Wow, I appreciate all the encouraging comments!

I have to agree with Billy that the style is a bit non traditional when compared to the look most pen kits. Part of the inspiriation was the closed Kaweco pen lines. Have even thought about having the cap enclose even more of the lower barrel in sort of a self contained turtle shell type cap/pen case combo. Bill J mentioned the other inspiration based on the cover photo of the September issue of PWI without all the gems of course.

Thanks again everyone.
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The cap sure opens a lot of design opportunities for you. Excellent job!

The pen is also very nice...but they don't look as great together.
 
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