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== Exposed Screw == '''Myke Hurley:''' I can understand that. It's really, it's really not for me. Like the exposed screw in the end of it. Uh, that like the way that the, the grip section is like significantly different in size, like thickness. Yeah. It's just not my kind of style. It's, I've never been a big fan of tactical looking pens, you know, I think like the Karas custom stuff, like whilst durable has a real nice sense of design about it, you know, like I guess that would be the closest that I would come because they're like big and heavy stuff, you know? Right. Um, but you know, even then I prefer the more elegant ones that they make, like the ink over something like the bolt. Right. Um, yeah, this, it's just not, they're just not for me. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah. This is definitely not a pin for everyone. And I would recommend it, it would have to be like a very specific problem you're trying to solve. If you were, if this came up, like in my recommendations list, like if I had an email saying, you know, certain things, um, you know, there's all kinds of different pins I recommend for different things. Um, this one would have to hit a specific set of circumstances, uh, for me to recommend it, but that doesn't mean it's not a good pin for me. Um, it's also expensive. I think this model runs right around a hundred dollars. So not a cheap pin. Um, but it's, uh, it's not going anywhere either, man. This thing is, uh, this thing that's gonna, it'll, it'll definitely withstand the zombie apocalypse. I'm, I'm fairly certain of that. '''Myke Hurley:''' Yeah. I think you might be right there. '''Brad Dowdy:''' My next pin might, um, withstand the zombie apocalypse too. Although I'm not sure about the nib because it is a fountain pen, but I got the, uh, my orange Edison Pearl G 10 that I bought at the DC pin show last year. Um, it had a, it had a sibling there in black that, uh, another, someone I knew bought. And, um, you know, I always kind of told him if he ever got rid of it and to let me know, and I'd be interested in turns out a few weeks ago, he was interested in selling it and, uh, I bought it. So I now own an orange and a black Edison Pearl G 10. How many of these actually exist? I think it's just these two. '''Myke Hurley:''' That's what I was just about to say. Do you own all of them? Yeah, I think you own all of a line of pens. How do you feel about that? '''Brad Dowdy:''' I don't know that that's a total fact, but I believe that's the case. The, uh, Brian Gray just made them as just to see how the G 10 material would work in a pen. Um, and he made these two and he gave them to, uh, Bryant with Chatterley, uh, to sell. And, uh, Bryant actually couldn't sell them, um, until the right person came along and the right person was me. I like very particular things in a pen. And when I see something, um, in a design, in a shape that I like, in a material that I like, in a color that I like, uh, you know, it just happened to be the right match for me. And I think that happens with a lot of pens, right? That's why we have our, all have our own particular tastes and styles, but I think these are the only two I could probably email Brian Gray and clarify, but, um, I think these are the only two that he made because they damage his machinery so much. We wouldn't talk to him when I bought the orange one, cause I wanted to learn more about it. Um, because it's such an interesting material and I wanted to ask Brian what he was trying to do with these pens and he was trying to make G10 pens and, uh, what G10 is, it's like a fiberglass. It's like a heavy duty fiberglass material. You see a knife handles a lot. So it's a very, very dense, fibrous material. Um, and it ended up like overheating his machines cause it was, it was hard to manipulate in, in all the machinery that he had. So he ended up not making them. So are these the only two? I don't know for sure, but, um, I'm glad I have these two cause they're pretty cool. I like them. So it's, it's my kind of pen. Like you want to design a pen for Brad? This is, this is the pen for me. So it's very cool. So welcome home Edison G10 in black. '''Myke Hurley:''' Yeah. Um, what do they feel like? It's like a, like a acrylic or something, right? '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah. But like really hard, really dense. Let me get, let me, so here's the thread. So you can tell there's some tactile-ness there. Like it's not a smooth threading, but the barrel is dead smooth. But listen to this sound. It's different than you would think. '''Myke Hurley:''' It sounds more metallic. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah. But it's like a really hard plasticky fiberglass type material. It's really hard to explain until you get it into your hands. It's very, very solid, but lightweight. '''Brad Dowdy:''' So it's a interesting material. So you've, you've, you've used my orange one before and, uh, like it's hard to like grasp it, like what actually it's made of. Cause it feels so different from anything else. '''Myke Hurley:''' Look at you buying up all the stock. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah. '''Myke Hurley:''' We'll see. That's my pen, man. I like it. All right. This week's episode is brought to you by Harry's. Listen up everyone. Father's day is fast approaching and a Harry's shaving set will make the perfect gift. Not only do they look cool, they feel special as well. And it's something that will be a joy to use every day and remind that father in your life that you got them something lovely on father's day. Don't just buy another tie or a pair of socks. Harry's have got you covered. While supplies last, Harry's is offering a special limited edition shave set for father's day. But Hey, there's no reason why you can't buy one for yourself as well. Over 1 million people have switched to Harry's because they offer a high quality shave at about half the price of other big brand blades. On average, an everyday shaver saves $150 each year on blades using Harry's. And you're able to order online easy peasy. They make great quality products. You're going to get a close, comfortable shave with their five blade German crafted cartridges, which feature a flexible hinge and lubricated strip as well. And Harry's offers a quality guarantee so there's nothing to lose. Now let me tell you a little bit more about that special limited edition father's day shave set. It includes a matte black razor handle, a chrome razor stand, Harry's moisturizing foam shave gel, and three of Harry's handcrafted blade cartridges and a travel cover, all for just $40. It comes in a sleek giftable box with the option to add custom engraving and a personalized card as well. Harry's also offers shaving sets at all different price points starting at $15. So you'll find the right set. Now, Brad, I believe you have one of these shaving sets. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah. So Harry sent me one so I could talk about this when, you know, we were when it was getting around to Father's Day because it's such a cool kit and I am a diehard Harry's customer. So number one, Myke dropped it on me without me knowing it's coming. Number two, when I opened the box, I went, oh my God, look at this. It's really cool. Then I texted you like, look what Harry sent me. Look how cool this is. You're like, yeah, I know. I'm like, okay. '''Myke Hurley:''' I knew it was coming. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah. So what stood out about this is number one, the handle. The handle feels different than any of the other handles and I've tried them all. The black matte finish is very cool. It's got some weight to it. And the one thing I don't have in this kit is the stand, you know, the little razor stand, which is a, is it a block of? '''Myke Hurley:''' A block of aluminum. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah. So that's in the kit. And that's the one thing out of all the Harry stuff that I have. I didn't have that. So I really want that. But I've kind of got a dilemma, Myke. So Father's Day is coming up. And guess what my father in law's name is? '''Myke Hurley:''' Is it Harry? '''Brad Dowdy:''' It is Harry. Oh, the outside of the box of this whole kit says Harry's shave set. '''Myke Hurley:''' That's kind of perfect. '''Brad Dowdy:''' That's kind of perfect. So it's been sitting there on the counter in my bathroom unused because I got to decide if I'm going to give this thing up to the father in law. I think that's totally the right move. Don't you? '''Myke Hurley:''' Well, Brad, why don't you just buy another one? Right. You keep this one. Give the other one away. '''Brad Dowdy:''' And I wouldn't even have to engrave anything because it already says Harry's shave set on it. '''Myke Hurley:''' Perfect. So this is a perfect gift for all fathers. But if their name is Harry, it's even more perfect. Go to harrys.com right now and you'll get $5 off with your first purchase with the promo code PENADDICT. Free shipping for Father's Day ends on Friday, June the 3rd. So act quickly. That's H-A-R-R-Y-S.com. Enter the code PENADDICT to check out and you'll get $5 off the perfect gift for Father's Day. Thank you so much to Harry's for their support of this show and RelayFM.
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