His & Hers Aero

[JohnGreco]

These are the first Aero kits I've used (I don't shop much at CSUSA, but that might change). I have to say, I REALLY liked how simple these clicks were to assemble! I wish the Slimline Pro was so easy haha. Anyway, I made these as His and Hers, I think the blanks go nicely while still maintaining their own identity.

 

[penmaker56]

John, those blanks look familiar.

 

[JohnGreco]

John, those blanks look familiar.

Good eye! Those are some of the blanks I got from you at the Philly Pen Show

 

[longbeard]

Very nice, blanks look good also. I have a few of those aero clicks myself but have not gotten around to them. Nice to see some made other than from the csusa pics.
You done a nice job on yours.

 

[Brooks803]

They look great. I just finished turning 3 of those today and I really like them. They'd make great pens for those in the medical profession. They also are great for large and small hands.

 

[SerenityWoodWorks]

Wonderful pens, anyone would be proud to have those in their hand

 

[Jim15]

Great looking pens.

 

[jsolie]

Great looking pens!

 

[JohnGreco]

Thanks folks

 

[Fatdawg]

Very well done! The Areo has been my best seller todate. The click is very popular at hospitals and doctor offices.

 

[Buzzzz4]

Those are beauties! Looks like that component set is becoming quite popular. How does the click hold up?

 

[Mike8850]

Great looking pens. You did a get job with the fit and finish .
Mike

 

[stonepecker]

Does this kit take a gel refill? Which refill would that be?
I have a request from several doctors that prefer gel ink in a click and not a twist.

 

[BeSquare]

Nicely done I may need to try those clicks!!

 

[JohnGreco]

Thanks folks. To answer a few questions:

- These come with a Parker style ballpoint, so I suppose you could swap those out for gels
- The click has a nice solid feel to it, not soft like the PSI cigar clicks but not hard to click either
- I'm not sure how they last, these are the first ones I've made. Guess time will tell