It looks like CSUSA's Artisan. Man, do I hate that kit.
It looks like CSUSA's Artisan. Man, do I hate that kit.
If I may ask, why? I haven't done one like that yet and wonder if there is a reason I may avoid it, or what to look out for if I try.
The manufacturer only seems to offer volume discounts on slimlines and everything looks to be a bit pricey. They are, however, made in UK for those who might be a little happier with non-asian.Rotur Fountain Pen Kit Gold McQuillan Tools Online Store I wonder if anyone in the states will carry those. They look good..
The manufacturer only seems to offer volume discounts on slimlines and everything looks to be a bit pricey. They are, however, made in UK for those who might be a little happier with non-asian.Rotur Fountain Pen Kit Gold McQuillan Tools Online Store I wonder if anyone in the states will carry those. They look good..
You're probably right they do seem to be made by Planet --- tools with the Rotur name are said to be made in England I think the McQuillan site says that. They sound pretty decent.The manufacturer only seems to offer volume discounts on slimlines and everything looks to be a bit pricey. They are, however, made in UK for those who might be a little happier with non-asian.Rotur Fountain Pen Kit Gold McQuillan Tools Online Store I wonder if anyone in the states will carry those. They look good..
Smitty, I really doubt these crappy pens are made in the UK. More likely to be made by the Chinese company Planet Manufacturing and just imported.
BTW, McQuillan Tools is in Ireland, also not in the UK.
All kit resellers in the UK charge way over the odds for even the poorest kits. Decent kits are available but seriously overpriced.
Thanks again for the comments guys, but I am thinking of disassembling the pens and turning the outside paralell. I was given this kit and will see what my friend says next week at the club meet.
take care
Don W