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I received my kickstarter pen from Shawn. Here it is http://www.kickstart...ds/posts/239342

 

The pen feels unbelievable in my hands - balances perfectly. The pen looks fantastic, feels fantastic and writes fantastic - no flaws -lays a thick bold line. It is slightly bigger than MB149 - just the way I like it. I am finding that I pick this pen up more than my MB 149. I am thinking ordering more from Shawn already. I am so happy with this pen!!!!!

 

Thank you Shawn!! You rock!!! http://newtonpens.files.wordpress.com/2012/07/0194.jpg?w=1200&h=

 

 

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Stunning looking pen ... I likey .... Now I'm jealous ....

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That looks so nice. Are they all that big?

 

I think Shawn can make any size you want - I wanted big.

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I'm still waiting for my first Newton pen to get to me. I am jealous of those that have theirs. It's okay. It's worth the wait.

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:D

THey range from 12.5mm thick at the threads to 15.5mm thick at the threads. I'm about to order some more taps and dies right now actually to fill a gap and replace a set.

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