Brand New Here.

[JonSidneyB]

Hello.... I am new. I guess you knew that.

 

 

I am off to find the rules if I am not too sleepy.

 

In the mean time here are some pens that a friend of mine created.

 

http://www.jsburlysflashlights.com/ccp51/media//images/product_detail/Ti_P-38.jpg

 

http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff87/lettrperfect/Ti_SS.jpg

 

Stainless and Titanium.

 

http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff87/lettrperfect/KeyPeninhand.jpg

 

http://i243.photobucket.com/albums/ff87/lettrperfect/Ti_KeyPen_on_Keychain.jpg

 

We call them EDC Key Chain Pens. everydaycarry.

 

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y15/x01011000x/Ti2.jpg

 

Here is a size comparison to some small pens.

 

There is no plastic in these. They write easier than I thought they would. These are twisties.

Edited July 9, 2008 by JonSidneyB

[Clancy]

Hello Jon and welcome to FPN. Interesting pens that your friend has created. They look quite sturdy.

 

I hope you enjoy the forum.

 

cheers

Edited July 9, 2008 by Clancy

[lapis]

Hi there and welcome too. Yes, those pens really look sturdy. Like maybe for a month or two out in the Canadian Rockies or out on the Mackenzie River in Canada? I'll not take my Parker 51 out there!

 

Mike

[JonSidneyB]

Thanks,

 

Maybe I can learn the ins and outs of pens here.

 

 

[Aslan]

Welcome Jon,

 

Nice pens... and key chain knives.

 

As for pens, you've come to the right place: friendly, knowledgeable people who are willing and eager to share what they have learned.

 

Enjoy.

 

John

[EventHorizon]

Welcome to the FPN!

[Writer44]

Those look like they're good for the trekking set. Nice.

[JonSidneyB]

Writer44,

 

Your website looks interesting. Loved the island photo.

 

I do alot of trekking and carry too much gear.

[hank scorpio]

Had to pull my P38 for comparison. Those are tiny, how easy is it to write w/ them?

[JonSidneyB]

It is not hard to write with them but I would not want to write a book with one either. The idea was for it to be a pen that was always there. Never to be forgotten. A backup to a full sized pen, for the time when a full sized pen is forgotten, or for when backpacking or other activity where a full sized pen might be more than you want to carry.

[Okami]

Welcome.

 

Very cool little pens. Any time frame on mass availability?

 

Julie

[JonSidneyB]

I am not sure if there will ever be mass availability but who knows. Some have been made for a group of people. There is the possibility that there could be some limited availability after my group is supplied.

 

Right now I am trying to learn more fine points about pens. When there are some available I can post it in sales section here.

 

Thanks

Jon

[Pravda]

Hello and welcome to FPN!

[klangbogen]

Welcome.

 

[JonSidneyB]

I made a post about the pen and availablilty on this part of the forum Tiny Pens

[Ligget]

A warm welcome to this fantastic group, great looking pens your friend has made!

 

Mark

[fatehbajwa]

Welcome to FPN.

[JonSidneyB]

Thanks