Need sizes and weights for pens

[Rudy Vey]

Some guy bought from me a pen at a show the past weekend. Kinda weird, though - he asked "what is your largest and heaviest pen" - "I buy only by size and weight, price doesn't matter"! Well, my largest and heaviest was a Statesman Jr RB, the El Grandes were not heavy enough. Now he called me and asked if I can make some pens for his liking.

Can someone here give me the sizes (overall length, cap, body and section diameter) and weights of the following roller-balls:
Statesman
Gent
Emperor
Emperor Jr

I have Gent Jr and Statesman Jr as well as Retro.
Thanks

 

[Ligget]

Make it with heavier material, like Tru-Stone etc.. That`ll add a bit if weight to the pen![]

 

[Glass Scratcher]

I would guess a Panache in a Lignum Vitae, maybe Desert Iron Wood, Tru-Stone or even a Corian type material. Heck maybe make it out of aluminum.

 

[Buzz]

You could check out my web-site. Weights of course are only indicative as the timber and turning style will vary.

http://www.australianwoodcraft.com.au/Premium%20Pens.htm

Each style has its own page and length, diameter and weight are included at the top of the pages.

 

[mrcook4570]

The length can be modified on all pens. Weights can easily be added to closed end pens.

 

[Rudy Vey]

Originally posted by Buzz
<br />You could check out my web-site. Weights of course are only indicative as the timber and turning style will vary.

http://www.australianwoodcraft.com.au/Premium%20Pens.htm

Each style has its own page and length, diameter and weight are included at the top of the pages.

Thanks, that was helpful.
I realize that different materials influence the weight of a pen. Well, this order will be made from acrylic and will be standard b2b style - no pregnant pens for me...