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Filibella Pen Kits
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Added May 26, 2017 by Jim
Jim N
"These pens get a lot of "wows". I enjoy making them as well."
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Added February 14, 2019 by Jon L
Stacked Leather
"I do pen turning a little different than most, I turn stacked leather. And the Filibella is by far my personal favorite pen kit."
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Added July 1, 2017 by John S
A great seller
"Customers really like this pen, especially those who like a slightly heavier pen. The components are high quality and the pen assembles smmothly and easily. Pay attention, however, to the twist mechanism marking instructions; if you press the twist mechanism fully to 3/4", the refill will not completely retract."
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Added September 25, 2019 by Richard
Very nice substantial pen for a woman
"I make these in the university colors for the President of my university (I'm a Professor Emeritus) to give to major woman donors. For men I use the Rising Phoenix (symbol of the university). Both pens have been well received. The Filibella is an unusual design and the bushings are a must have,"
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Added August 26, 2019 by Stacy travis
Elegant perfection
"This pen is gorgeous. I used 2 colors for the 2 blank sizes. But same caster so they came out beautiful. Please keep in mind when inserting the pen mechanism, it says to measure 7/8 from the end. DO IT and measure from the top end down to brass end. Mark it. Once I read it correctly it helped me fix a pen I thought was broken!"
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