Looking for Slimline kits

[Rmartin]

I'm looking for Titanium Gold Slimline kits with the fancy clip, but without the T/N that PSI stamps on them.

Is there such a kit still made?
Who sells them?

Thanks in advance,
Richard

 

[wolftat]

CSUSA and Berea both have the Ti. Gold without the T/N on them.

 

[Rmartin]

But they don't have the "fancy" clip.

 

[Sabaharr]

Just a thought but you could buy equal numbers of each and mix the parts to get the configuration you need and still have whole pen kits left over that you can use for other purposes.

 

[GouletPens]

Far as I know PSI is the only one that has the fancy clips, though I wouldn't bet my life on that...I stopped making slims a while ago.

 

[maxwell_smart007]

Most companies have fancy slimlines in addition to the regular clips; PSI, however, is the only one that I know of that produces the fancy slim in Titanium Nitride.

CSUSA is 24k gold, not Titanium Nitride, in the 'fancy' clip.

 

[Robert A.]

Try www.woodturningz.com.You can get most anything PSI carries.AND A WHOLE LOT CHEAPER!!!!They are a wholesaler for PSI.

 

[Jgrden]

Try www.woodturningz.com.You can get most anything PSI carries.AND A WHOLE LOT CHEAPER!!!!They are a wholesaler for PSI.

I vouch for that statement. I have made three or four purchases using PSI's description and codes. So far I have saved money on each purchase.

 

[ed4copies]

Woodturningz is a great vendor, but their clips will still have the TN.

WoodNWhimsies may have/be able to get what you describe.

 

[Jgrden]

Woodturningz is a great vendor, but their clips will still have the TN.

WoodNWhimsies may have/be able to get what you describe.

What is the "TN" all about. I haven't noticed it before. Where do I look?

 

[wdcav1952]

Quote:
Originally Posted by ed4copies
Woodturningz is a great vendor, but their clips will still have the TN.

WoodNWhimsies may have/be able to get what you describe.

What is the "TN" all about. I haven't noticed it before. Where do I look?

On the clip?? :biggrin:

 

[ed4copies]

Top of the clip. PSI started doing this years ago to differentiate their TiNi from their other pens. Then, they called it a "status symbol" and, really, I sold it that way.

But, it DOES identify the pen as theirs. Some consider that a bad thing. I am neutral. Live with it, live without it.