redfishsc
Member
For all those who represent these companies or are resellers of their material, I have a few suggestions that I have had people request or would like to see. I'm sure some have batted these around already.
1) Chalk pencil--- to hold standard sized chalk for chalkboards. Would be best with a collet-type mechanism found in the Artist Sketch Pencil. I have a few teachers that would love this.
2) Felt tip pens. I know Cross makes "felt" type refill but it is short lived. This would be a good use of a snap cap or screwcap.
3) Markers-- particularly the Sharpie style. Would be particularly nice to have a barrell that just held a sharpie inside it. Afraid it would be huge though. I would make and use one of these myself.
Lastly, this is particularly for BEREA and CSA:
Schmidt and Hauser refills SUCK DIRT and I refuse to use them in any pen I write with or sell. I go to Staples and buy Pilot G2 refills. I suggest you both give Schmidt and Hauser the flush and use the cheaper and more reliable Pilot G2's instead. Would save me a trip to Staples once in a while. Do not ask me how I really feel about this.[B)]
1) Chalk pencil--- to hold standard sized chalk for chalkboards. Would be best with a collet-type mechanism found in the Artist Sketch Pencil. I have a few teachers that would love this.
2) Felt tip pens. I know Cross makes "felt" type refill but it is short lived. This would be a good use of a snap cap or screwcap.
3) Markers-- particularly the Sharpie style. Would be particularly nice to have a barrell that just held a sharpie inside it. Afraid it would be huge though. I would make and use one of these myself.
Lastly, this is particularly for BEREA and CSA:
Schmidt and Hauser refills SUCK DIRT and I refuse to use them in any pen I write with or sell. I go to Staples and buy Pilot G2 refills. I suggest you both give Schmidt and Hauser the flush and use the cheaper and more reliable Pilot G2's instead. Would save me a trip to Staples once in a while. Do not ask me how I really feel about this.[B)]