CSUSA Kits

[JBCustomPens]

Hey everyone,

Which kit do you like best out of the these that have been available at CSUSA?

 

[hunter-27]

voted

 

[Displaced Canadian]

If I could only turn one I would sit down and cry.

 

[Mark]

Voted. Thanks..

 

[ldb2000]

It's really not the best way to set the poll up . It all depends on the blank that is being used . For wood with wild grain I think that a more understated kit is better , one that won't take focus from the wood , but for less figured wood a kit with more bling can add to the look .

 

[Jim in Oakville]

Hard to pick just one, but I have the best fun with Jr Gents

 

[ed4copies]

Well,
when they are in the turning process, they are all the same.
Jr Gent becomes a Jr Statesman if it REALLY looks good, and a Jr. Retro if it strikes me as an "old" looking material.

But, in a finished pen, ready to sell, favorite is Jr. Statesman (gold)--also commands the highest price of the Juniors and sells better (for me) than the larger size pens.

 

[Mr Vic]

Guess I can't vote. My favorite is the Rhodium Americana Fountain Pen. Not to say it's a great seller but it is my personal favorite. It's elegant and complements a great piece of wood or truestone.

 

[DurocShark]

I like the Zen there. The other kits are available elsewhere, sometimes for less. I haven't found the Zen (without a pattern on the mag cap) anywhere else.

 

[sefali]

Since you asked for a favorite, and not a best seller, I chose the Statesman. It's got just enough flair too it, and I'm rather partial to "full bodied" pens.

 

[txbob]

How do I vote for the slimline kit?

txbob

 

[Rifleman1776]

Not on the list. Best seller is the European, my favorite for that reason.

 

[DennisM]

The best kit? The one that sells, hands down.

 

[DurocShark]

I interpreted the OP as "which one do you PERSONALLY like to make and use?"

 

[thewishman]

The Jr. Statesman is my favorite by a mile! Lots of style and a nice size.