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Has anyone tried the Kyocera ceramic pens? Supposedly because the ball is made of ceramic, it doesn't get flat spots or skip, and it writes smoother. Can anyone verify this?
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Kyocera ceramic pens?
- Thread starter mgeoffriau
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Never heard of them. Is there a good place online to check them out? They sound pretty cool...
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Clay Fleischer
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Clay Fleischer
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I know that www.cutleryshoppe.com has them, and you can find more info on them at the www.kyocera.com website (I think under consumer ceramics or something like that). I'm sure that a few other knife sites carry them as well.
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About a year ago, I ordered some from KnifeCenter. I disliked them almost immediately because they felt scratchy when I was writing. (Since then I have found that I prefer gel or rollerball pens.)
I'd send them to you, but they're in storage somewhere and I can't get to them right now -- let me know if you still want one in a couple of weeks.
I'd send them to you, but they're in storage somewhere and I can't get to them right now -- let me know if you still want one in a couple of weeks.