India's No.1 Handmade Pen Makers| Ebonite Pen Making| 50 years old Ranga Pens
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- Опубликовано: 19 фев 2021
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‘Ranga Pens’ founded by M.S.Pandurangan is a 50-year-old company specializing in handmade ebonite pens. Each pen is crafted with utmost care and perfection that also comes in a variety of colors and designs.
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This world would be a better place if more workers had this man's patience, dedication and pride in what the finished product is...a masterpiece and tribute to human ingenuity. Thank you.
My Ranga collection is among my most prized fountain pens. I could never get enough of these. As an artist, they are absolutely essential. I loooove these workshop videos. What a master of the craft of fountain pen making. 👑 #maestro
I own two Ranga pens - their conjunction between cap & barrel are seamless; if only all manufactured products in the world could attain this benchmark of superior quality, dedication & (timeless) artisanry. The western world could take a few leaves out of this company's book for such unrelenting craftsmanship - phenomenal !!
is it smooth writing
Yes it is, Koushikma.
Hello, From Ranga fountain pen, which model is good for smooth writing and doesn't leak ?
As far as I am aware, none of the Ranga range leak, Kodoaok - but then I only own two models. The choice as to which you purchase, is entirely yours.
@andrewtongue are they costly?
It is a pleasure to watch Mr. Pandurangan working and transforming those ebonite blanks in works of fine art. Thank you Mr. Thuppaki
I am so happy this made me remember my childhood when my thatha would gift me ink pens we were very fascinated.I came here after watching this in Podhigai TV. There are many advantages of using fountain pen 🖋️ I hope we encourage our students to use this as much as possible. 🙏 I would be very happy to have one pen 🙏
His pens worth very penny. There's handmade and CMC-turned pen. Take skill to make this. I bought a 4C, beautiful!!
Having over 200 of their fabulous pens, Ranga is truly a world leader! Their passion for pens and the craftsmanship make these some of my most favorite pens. Where else can you get handmade pens that are built to your specifications without spending an arm and a leg? I keep an eye out for new material colors and pen designs to expand my collection!
I am a small time fountain pen collector. I collect only budget models. But this is really something out of the box! Already started saving to get 2-3 pens from Ranga.
Govt. should support this kind of handicrafts and craftsmen, and should provide them funds to build a better workshop with more precise machinery and tools
Why should government be involved in anyone’s business? Capitalism and their products will provide the funds to build a better workshop with more precise machinery. Besides, businesses fund government. So wouldn’t it make more sense to let businesses keep more of their money so they can more easily afford better workshops and more precise machinery?
@@FriedPi-mc5yt may be true, but then why still their condition are bad... If they get better technology and precise machines it could reduce their strain... It will also increase the overall quality and production.
@@immortalbeing196 Ranga doesn’t make high production pens like Pilot or Lamy. They make handcrafted pens. You buy a Ranga pen because of it being made by hand. Not because it’s spit out by the hundreds from a machine as someone stands by and watches the machine do all the work. You can buy about 5 pilot Metropolitan pens for the cost of one Ranga pen. Which is the better pen? Which one will you appreciate more? The one that’s made by a machine? Or the one that is handcrafted individually by a person that is a true craftsman? If you want a precisely made pen that is exactly like every other pen that’s made before it and after it. Buy a Lamy Safari or a Pilot Metropolitan. If you want a handcrafted pen that is as much of an individual as you are, then buy a Ranga.
@@FriedPi-mc5yt You are totally mistaken about my point, I'm not talking about the mass-production machines. See even ranga pen makers use lathe machines and buffing machines right! but the quality of their lathe is outdated and the studio looks messy too. I'm talking about how these things could have been better. Big mass-production brands like Pilot also make namiki pens that are premium and handpainted.. I own a pilot metro, a lamy safari,, and a handcrafted Gama too.
@@immortalbeing196 Do you think a modern machine would make that much of a difference in the pen you get? You’re looking at this through the lens of a first world resident. If his shop was spotless and perfectly clean, would that change the appearance of the pen you get? If he had a modern lathe, would that improve the appearance and quality of the pen? What you are seeing is the shop of a very skilled, talented craftsman that is very busy. None of the things you suggested in the way of improvements would have much of an impact on the pen he produces. There is a such thing as the “law of diminishing returns”. Which means that when you get to a certain point in improvement, your gains begin to lessen by larger and larger margins as you try to reach “perfection”. If he thought more modern equipment would improve his pens or improve the way he makes them, he would have likely already made those changes. I’m not sure why you can’t accept his skills are amazing and that he can make fine writing instruments with so little in the way of modern, advanced equipment. Maybe you should step back and look at things from a different point of view rather than complain about how he isn’t working in the way you think he should. Or that his shop isn’t up to the standards you think his shop should be in. I don’t own a Ranga pen. But I really want one because of the way it’s made and because the man who makes it will use simple tools with a high degree of skill.
I love these pens. Soulful and comfortable. Beautiful and durable. I’m a big fan. The acrylics are fabulous too. 💚💚💚
THIS MAN IS A SPECIALIST.....A PRO!!!!!
Enjoying my 4C Black/Red Ebonite for 2 years now. Thank you!
Thank you for this video. I too have many Ranga pens in ebonite. They are treasures for sure.
Very interesting workshop. I enjoyed looking at all the tools and the amazing skills of the pen maker.
true master piece cant be rushed
Thank you for making this video of fountain pen-making artistry! Love the craftsmanship and dedication. KW
Handmade pens are great!
Incredibly nice and beautiful work,-will soon buy a Pen from you
Really interesting. Definitely makes me want to pick up a Ranga even more. I only worry that the dust may be hard on his lungs?
Wow :o very cool to watch! thx for putting this out :)
Excellent Excellent
Amazing! I've been contemplating getting a Ranga pen and this how it's made video is amazing!!!
Amazing 😍❤️!
Super ❤️
No wonder fountain pen are a joy to write with
I want that pen and I love it to write it best pens items in India and Indian pens
Thats my real India, old India... simple , artistic , loveable people...i own 2 Ranga pens and 3rd is on the way..
What are the costs like?
Prohibitive for the average Indian. @@androiduser6928
Really wonderful and informative video. Thanks for making this and sharing. I have had the good fortune of visiting their workshop and witnessing and documenting the process of pen making. They are very warm and genuine people. This is real handmade and you know who made your pen.
What is the price and will they supply online
@@allrounderkarthikeya2845around 50-200 USD and yes they supply online
WHAT A GREAT, GREAT VIDEO, GOD BLESS, STAY SAFE, I OWN A RANGA PEN....ITS MINT....WILL BUY MORE, GREAT COMPANY, GOD BLESS , STAY SAFE!!!!!!!
Thanks, you too!
😍😍😍❤️👍👏👌👌👌
Do they have pistons for filling ink, or the old eyedropper system ?
👍
Great skill. Look at his finish with cap and barrel. I would love to have this pen clip less. Thank you for posting this video.
They have clip less pens too. Check their website and Instagram :)
🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻✒️
Hello everyone, From Ranga fountain pens, Which model is good for smooth writing and doesn't leak ?
Also how long does one Ranga fountain pen lasts ?
Super Workmanships. Pride of India
Do they make real wooden pen also?
Wait a second... did he cut the threads without a tap or die?
Beautiful pen and nice work,I need hand made, where I will buy ssir
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जय श्री राम 🧡🧡🧡
This is a MASTER CRAFTSMAN. WHERE CAN WE BUY THESE?
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@@circusthuppaki THANKS!
What's the material of this 🖋??? Is that plastic???
It’s ebonite rod made up of rubber
And your address
Where is its location
Check the description
are ebonite scrappings reusable? let alone degradable, we indians just dump those in the corner plot and go on with our day in the make of making!
it's not a insult, I cannot stand the wastage here unless it reused later(?).. wood scrapping can atleast be used as firewood
Is he Mr. Kandan?
His father
Ranguila k
Wish if it was music free. May Allah bless you 💎
Warning!!! Ranga does not take returns or attempt to correct clear errors - While I received a beautiful pen it was clearly not even close to the colour I had chosen. The main response was that it was the colour I had chosen and no recourse was available - very saddened that I will not get to use a Ranga pen and I am now too afraid to make other colour choices
This guy needs to do 3 things.
1. Clean and organize his working area.
2. See some videos of Japanese fountain pen makers and learn how to make pens with less effort.
3. Talk to state govt. and get small loan to upgrade his machinery and tools, larger desk, chair and tools drawers.
Your comment shows you've never worked a day in your life.
1. His workshop is organized to his convenience, not to your judgement.
2. Have you ever worked on a lathe? I assume not. Your inferiority complex hinders your growth.
3. His state govt is busy hating the rest of India while laundering loads of money in their pockets in the name of divisive dravidian politics. Its people like you who are easy to fool, those who are social media champions busy hating everything that the hivemind is busy hating, while politicians exploit your hatred to rule over you.
@@ashwinrawat9622 everything is fine apart from your remark about his state government hating the rest of the india . Your comment applies back to you. The state and its politics is organized for their best interests not for your judgement. Much worse is how even factually incorrect it is to say that his state government is hating the rest of the country. Now tell me, have you ever lived in the south ? Ever tried speaking or learning any of the Dravidian languages? So please hold back your uneducated comments shall you ? Gracias.
It's not like that brother, working area looks like this especially when you are searching for handmade pen makers.
Basically in India, we don't encourage this kind of things except southern part of India because peoples from other regions of India thinks that these are worthless because they thinks that if we want only to write why can't we buy the cheaper ones instead of buying fountain pens.
So please encourage this guy for his work !!
See the 2015 video of this same craftsman using a much nicer collet chuck and lathe headstock. I wonder what happened to that nice headstock, replaced by a rudimentary drill head chuck. this guy is expected to make the same quality pen from poorer tools. Edit: In this video he has to use the tailstock to drill the core and working between centres like this is necessary with a poor headstock. Nice pens, basic diy lathe setup. Puts western pen turners with expensive lathes and tools to shame.
He is not the No 1 pen maker . The No 1 pen makers are rathnam pens Rajahmundry
Well that is your opinion which you are entitled to have and share.
The quality might be good but who knows without trying? These pens are overpriced and You should give a 14 or 21 Carat nib along with the Pen for it's price.
They offer gold nibs on their website tho
A fountain pen maker, as far as i know, made everything in house. If he's using readymade nibs and insert, he's just a pen casing maker. Not that it's not great, but he's no fountain pen maker.
Ikr?? It's like saying chefs are real cooks when the food they make are just there ready at the grocery store! It's absurd how chefs do not grow everything for months to make food , this is not real fountain pen making smh my head
Stupidity
Have you heard of a company called Bock in Germany that just makes fountain pen nibs only and many pen brands use the bock nib in their manufacture. Even NASA does not make everything in-house!
Yes exactly! It is very rare for a business anywhere in the world to make every single component for every single product, this includes pen makers in the East and West.@@melodychest9020
He is not the No 1 pen maker . The No 1 pen makers are rathnam pens Rajahmundry