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Closed - Ranga Handmade Pens- 2019 New Year Model 9B And Giant 9B- In Beautiful Ebonites Including Solid Colour

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New on this. I have submitted 2 forms and now we wait until group sale closes or we can go ahead and pay???

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New on this. I have submitted 2 forms and now we wait until group sale closes or we can go ahead and pay???

 

If you haven't paid already, Mr Kandan will send you a Paypal invoice within a couple of days of ordering (as a repeat customer, I tend to just send the money up front and let him know...). Hope you enjoy - I'm running out of time to make a decision on this one...

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Form Submitted for 9B ED Version, Premium Ebonite P2 (Black Yellow Swirl), Polished, Clipless, Kanwrite Nib 35 mm Flex - Chrome Tone.

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Anyone get an eye dropper version with a kanwrite nib and can tell me if they are satisfied with it? Looking up these kanwrite nibs, looks like they make the noodler's ahab nibs...

Link to a post about ergonomics I made: http://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/343593-which-indian-fountain-pen-would-you-write-a-novel-with/?p=4179072

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I have a couple of Ranga eyedroppers with Kanwrite nibs and I can say that they are very smooth and wet. i suspect that Ranga adjusts them a bit before sending them out. They are a great improvement over the stock nibs they used a few years ago.

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does anyone have experience with these pens? i have seen a video of a traditional ranga pen being made... i am curious about the nibs?particularly the kanwrite fine and flex nibs? any luck with them??? i am sure the bock nibs write great, u can practically shove a bock nib on the end of a dog tird and have it write great. but i would rather not spemd that much on a nib to go in an ebonite pen...any suggestions or advice?

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If you haven't paid already, Mr Kandan will send you a Paypal invoice within a couple of days of ordering (as a repeat customer, I tend to just send the money up front and let him know...). Hope you enjoy - I'm running out of time to make a decision on this one...

Jamerelbe, Thanks a lot for your input! I sent him an email and he replied back. I made the payment and now I am crossing fingers to receive my 2 babies!! I am eager to have such a nice pens in my hands. Those will be my 1st Ranga pens!

Javier

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Finally received the pen in post yesterday, just in 3 days after sending address. Pretty exited for my first Ranga pen

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my 9B in Rose Red/Black arrived today. got a fine Jowo nib this time. really nice feel and finish as always, and it wrote really well immediately. I think I have participated in every Group Buy Ranga offers, and I haven't been disappointed yet!

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