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Some of you mentioned that you'd like to see both pens as a pair so here they but I couldn't get the light right so I'm sorry the wood doesn't show up as nice as it could do. Also I've upgraded the nib to one of Phil's Bock nibs in polished steel. However, a word of caution, if you buy Sedona from Timberbits the housing threads don't match Phil's compatible housings because the housings are Chinese and Phil's were made for the Taiwanese housings supplied with omegas and others. Phil very kindly got to the bottom of the problem and sent me a couple of housings with the right thread and I managed to simply swap the feeds and nibs over so now they fit the Sedona. It certainly writes very nicely. Many thanks Phil for your help

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[QUOTE="rayf6604, post: 187111, member: 482"] Some of you mentioned that you'd like to see both pens as a pair so here they but I couldn't get the light right so I'm sorry the wood doesn't show up as nice as it could do. Also I've upgraded the nib to one of Phil's Bock nibs in polished steel. However, a word of caution, if you buy Sedona from Timberbits the housing threads don't match Phil's compatible housings because the housings are Chinese and Phil's were made for the Taiwanese housings supplied with omegas and others. Phil very kindly got to the bottom of the problem and sent me a couple of housings with the right thread and I managed to simply swap the feeds and nibs over so now they fit the Sedona. It certainly writes very nicely. Many thanks Phil for your help :thumbs: [IMG]http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/07/03/82fdf262649151bb0609680e6c9b3aef.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/07/03/0f7d7b39a94f6dfa0a85fdd888304e04.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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