qquake Member Joined Feb 8, 2004 Messages 5,053 Location Northern California May 30, 2023 #1 This is a Saxa click pen in chrome from PSI. The wood is cebil from Woodcraft. The finish is Mylands and carnuba wax. Attachments 066.jpg 230 KB · Views: 136 067.jpg 224.4 KB · Views: 128 068.jpg 199.1 KB · Views: 124 069.jpg 248.5 KB · Views: 118 070.jpg 186.5 KB · Views: 126 071.jpg 208.3 KB · Views: 131 072.jpg 176.8 KB · Views: 123 073.jpg 161.6 KB · Views: 125 075.jpg 88.9 KB · Views: 122 076.jpg 84.8 KB · Views: 115 074.jpg 217.5 KB · Views: 111 077.jpg 114.8 KB · Views: 116 078.jpg 143.6 KB · Views: 120 079.jpg 116.4 KB · Views: 110 080.jpg 129.5 KB · Views: 129
This is a Saxa click pen in chrome from PSI. The wood is cebil from Woodcraft. The finish is Mylands and carnuba wax.
jrista Member Joined Aug 12, 2021 Messages 2,640 Location Colorado May 30, 2023 #2 Great looking pen! I really like the design of the kit, and the wood pairs with it well.
jrista Member Joined Aug 12, 2021 Messages 2,640 Location Colorado May 30, 2023 #3 I just realized this was a click pen. I'm a fan of these kits that kind of have that 80's style to them, this one definitely does (especially the clip). I'm curious, how do you like the click mechanism? Reliable?
I just realized this was a click pen. I'm a fan of these kits that kind of have that 80's style to them, this one definitely does (especially the clip). I'm curious, how do you like the click mechanism? Reliable?
qquake Member Joined Feb 8, 2004 Messages 5,053 Location Northern California May 30, 2023 #4 I like it. It uses the Schmidt mechanism which I've had good luck with. It is silent and non-tactile, which my friend Dennis doesn't like. Attachments 058.jpg 283.6 KB · Views: 121 063.jpg 380.1 KB · Views: 103 065.jpg 197.9 KB · Views: 108
I like it. It uses the Schmidt mechanism which I've had good luck with. It is silent and non-tactile, which my friend Dennis doesn't like.
