Perfect Fit #2

[alamocdc]

Chrome, Red Elm burl, CA finish. Still working out my lighting and camera position, but I'm getting closer. I hope these sell as well as I like the kit, but then I keep making Barons and Gents and have only sold a few of those so what the hay.

Thanks for taking time to look and please feel free to comment on anything you like.

 

[Monty]

Looks good Billy. I really like the PF kits. Have ordere several more for myself. Just one question. Why dod you post the pict upside down??????[][}][][}][][}][][}][][}][][}]

 

[rtjw]

Looks good and photo looks good as well.

 

[Bev Polmanteer]

I haven't done one of these yet, but this looks great. I like the wood and the shape. You did the kit proud![]

 

[Jim Boyd]

It looks like the pen is suspended above your background[] Dumb question time! What is the difference between this and the round top european besides the top?

 

[RPM]

Jim,
The perfect fit is not a double twist (twist in both directions) and the mechanism is spring loaded. Also, the perfect fit goes together like a slimline (push top onto bottom) unlike the screw together of the RT euro. I'm assuming you are asking about the Parker style euro.
Richard

 

[alamocdc]

Thanks, everyone. LOL, Mannie! Good catch, Jim, but I can't answer your question about the Round Top Euro. The only Euros I turn are the 8mm Designer (Parker refill) from PSI. I figure if I'm going to spend and charge more than SL prices for a pen I want the ability to be able to put gels in it. I don't know about anywhere else, but around here it makes them sell better. Compared to the PSI 8mm Designer, this pen is very similar, but the lower barrel is inherently a little larger at both ends making it more comfortable... IMO. The 8mm Designer also requires a material tenon turned to a specific size. The tenon on the PF (this pen) is actually just about 1/4" of the brass tube. Someone else can answer concerning the Euro Round Top.