Classic American pens

[emccarthy]

As some of you may have figured out, I've been learning to make pens by making the classic american kit that woodcraft sells. I like this style of pen, and wish to perfect it before moving to a different style, but I need a cheaper supplier. Is anyone familiar with this pen, and do you know where I might find it, or one similar elsewhere?

 

[Wildman]

Is the Berea Hardwood Flat Top American Style kits the same as Classic American Style?

http://www.bereahardwoods.com

Guess depending upon plating and number of kits ordered might be key to saving a few bucks.

Would help if you used links to find vendors, and having kits shipped to you.

Also get yourself a free catalog from Berea, PSI, and Craft Supplies.

 

[Seer]

Go to a Sedona Style pen they are easier and a nicer pen, I have tried the Classic American and have one kit left and trhat will be all never again for me.

 

[KenV]

While I applaud the idea of perfection with a single pen, there are a lot of items common in different styles -

Bill has a classic american on sale this week as well as a couple others that you might think about trying (like the chrome seldona)

http://www.arizonasilhouette.com/Weekly_Specials.htm

Usual disclaimers -- satisfied customer

 

[emccarthy]

thanks for the input. I'll take a gander at those links you've left, and I'll consider trying other styles of pen