[Mark N. Akers]

I know out their on this site their is some carvers who build ink pens.I am looking for some supplies and thought some one out their could guide me to a site.I am looking for the ink inserts that I could insert in a hand carved ink pen.

[jamesfa]

CarolinaCarver-you could try
http://www.leevalley.com

and look under woodworking-pen hardware
in there on line catalog.

Frank

[Claude]

My local Woodcraft store has a whole rack of the stuff for making pens. Here's the list on their web site:
http://www.woodcraft.com/depts.aspx?pd=1056&deptid=1056

Clalude

[bygeorge]

Penn State Industries.

Chuck

[decoycarve]

If your looking for quick and cheap. I bought a gross of just plain old stick pens from costco sorta like the old bic pens. Pule the tip and the ink tube out of the barrell. Drill a hole in the blank to accept the diameter of the pen tip as deep as the tube in the carving blank and have fun. I havent done any of these in years but maybe I can find oen of the ones that I done.
Goody

[MelNM]

Mark I did one, it was from a kit I bought from woodcraft. It comes with a couple of predrilled blanks and Bic pen inserts. These are a lot of fun to do. You might try woodcraft on line I'm sure they'd have it.
Mel

[wade clark]

The Woodcraft store near me has a huge supply of pen-making supplies. I've never made one, but looking at their supply I got inspired, I think I'll be trying a few.

[MDWine]

I do a lot of pen turning, one of my favorite sites is Arizona Silhouette. The site is just a tad "challenging" to order from, but the quality and service is EXCELLENT!

http://www.arizonasilhouette.com/

And look here for all kinds of links/info/assistance:

http://www.penturners.org

[Mark N. Akers]

Thank y'all I appreciate the help on locating the parts I need,have them ordered and on their way.