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Hello friends ,

 

Greetings !!

 

My never ending search continues for new FPNs

 

Introducing a brand new Indian eyedropper .. Mohi front window eyedropper from Abhay pens , Aurangabad , India

 

I have already posted my detail visit report to their shop here : https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php/topic/288482-visit-to-two-old-cities-and-some-new-indian-fountain-pens/

 

Thanks to fellow FPN member AMK ..

 

At the time of my visit to his shop , Mr Pathak shows me his all ebonite and acrylic models . I grabbed all of them , but this one is my favorite.

 

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Construction and Quality : An immaculate fusion of acrylic and ebonite . Barrel,section and cap are turned on a CNC lathe . You need not to worry about manual errors. Polishing is done in a wonderful manner.

 

Cap : Ebonite cap with chrome plated ornaments , teardrop clip and cap ring . Cap is slightly rounded on top. Cap is having multi start threads , it unscrews in just one turn.Clip is embossed with "Mohi" letters

 

Section : Tapered section having a small hump at end . Grip is very comfortable for any person having small or medium size hands.Nib and ebonite feed are press fitted. Section is having single start threads . Tight fit with barrel.

No issue for long writing sessions.

 

Barrel : Most attractive feature is nice and broad transparent acrylic ink level window , which is generally absent in most of Indian ebonite eyedroppers. Its a pocket size pen. Slight taper towards end . Cap posts nicely. Pen feels more balanced with cap posted.

 

Nib and feed : This one got his own "Mohi" nib that writes between medium and fine. Smoothness is slightly lesser than Wality nibs . Regular ebonite feed works well.Writing example attached

 

Performance : I have using this pen since a week . Even at low ink levels , no bad eyedropper behavior observed.

Overall good workmanship.No ink skipping after carrying this pen in shirt pocket during long bike rides in Pune streets.

 

Cost : INR 300/- ; Total value for money

 

It is Gr8 to see Indian FPN manufacturers are coming with new and attractive designs and started using new technology like CNC .

 

Hope u all will enjoy this review as usual .

 

Comments are always welcome .

 

Sincerely ,

 

Indian 2 Stroke Diesel Loco

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Are any other fpn manufacturer from India using CNC technology ? Please let me know

 

Regards ,

 

BAAZ

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Dear GT46PAC, Thanks for the review, of all the models you posted in your visit report, I liked this one the best. I am not aware of any other manufacturer using CNC, several are using compression and injection molding, but you cannot do that with Ebonite for which turning is compulsory.

 

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Thanks for posting this review. A very nice-looking pen.

"One can not waste time worrying about small minds . . . If we were normal, we'd still be using free ball point pens." —Bo Bo Olson

 

"I already own more ink than a rational person can use in a lifetime." —Waski_the_Squirrel

 

I'm still trying to figure out how to list all my pens down here.

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Hi Hari , Frank ,

Thanks for reading review and comments .

Regards, Baaz

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Hello friends ,

 

Greetings !!

 

My never ending search continues for new FPNs

 

Introducing a brand new Indian eyedropper .. Mohi front window eyedropper from Abhay pens , Aurangabad , India

 

I have already posted my detail visit report to their shop here : https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php/topic/288482-visit-to-two-old-cities-and-some-new-indian-fountain-pens/

 

Thanks to fellow FPN member AMK ..

 

At the time of my visit to his shop , Mr Pathak shows me his all ebonite and acrylic models . I grabbed all of them , but this one is my favorite.

 

Details :

 

Construction and Quality : An immaculate fusion of acrylic and ebonite . Barrel,section and cap are turned on a CNC lathe . You need not to worry about manual errors. Polishing is done in a wonderful manner.

 

Cap : Ebonite cap with chrome plated ornaments , teardrop clip and cap ring . Cap is slightly rounded on top. Cap is having multi start threads , it unscrews in just one turn.Clip is embossed with "Mohi" letters

 

Section : Tapered section having a small hump at end . Grip is very comfortable for any person having small or medium size hands.Nib and ebonite feed are press fitted. Section is having single start threads . Tight fit with barrel.

No issue for long writing sessions.

 

Barrel : Most attractive feature is nice and broad transparent acrylic ink level window , which is generally absent in most of Indian ebonite eyedroppers. Its a pocket size pen. Slight taper towards end . Cap posts nicely. Pen feels more balanced with cap posted.

 

Nib and feed : This one got his own "Mohi" nib that writes between medium and fine. Smoothness is slightly lesser than Wality nibs . Regular ebonite feed works well.Writing example attached

 

Performance : I have using this pen since a week . Even at low ink levels , no bad eyedropper behavior observed.

Overall good workmanship.No ink skipping after carrying this pen in shirt pocket during long bike rides in Pune streets.

 

Cost : INR 300/- ; Total value for money

 

It is Gr8 to see Indian FPN manufacturers are coming with new and attractive designs and started using new technology like CNC .

 

Hope u all will enjoy this review as usual .

 

Comments are always welcome .

 

Sincerely ,

 

Indian 2 Stroke Diesel Loco

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

again thanks for bring these beauty to our knowledge....

are there any other colors available in ebonite...

vaibhav mehandiratta

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