Welcome to Davis Wood Essentials!
Davis Wood Essentials is proud to offer carefully crafted pens, bowls, charcuterie boards and pen making supplies.
Established in 2019, we are a veteran owned and operated business in West Virginia. We source our materials from all over the United States and ad. Our mission to deliver the best quality available to our customers.
Our goal is to create personalized unique items and supply only the best materials on the market.
Mexican Cocobolo
Mexican Cocobolo is a prize cocobolo and is a true exotic wood. Often times made for guitars and other instruments. This wood is known to cause respiratory irritation. Coloring ranging from red to orange. This is a cites restricted item and can only be shipped in the United States.
Spalted Tamarind
Spalted Tamarind is from Southeast Asia. It is dry and ready for use and has black spalting. Several blanks are shown in the picture to show the unique figure in each blank. This wood is used for many various different craft projects. Spalted Tamarind is known for striking spalted sharp lines.
Ballpoint pens
Everybody is familiar with Ballpoint pens, you most likely use them every day. These are the most common pen types and are usually the cheapest. A ballpoint, pen uses a small rotating ball that dispenses ink as you write. These pens are known for writing effectively for a long time. A ballpoint pen uses a thicker, more viscous ink. This ink dries instantly on paper and you avoid any smudging. That is primarily why they are so popular.
Rollerball pens
Rollerball are a smooth writer. They are actually much easier to write with then a ballpoint pen. Rollerballs often put out more ink then a ballpoint. We believe it provides for a more vivid and alive form of writing. The largest difference between a ballpoint and rollerball is the ink. They often come in two parts, the body and the cap.
Fountain pens
Fountain pens are often considered the top quality writing instrument. Fountain pens are have interchangeable nibs from a thick to fine. Allowing the writer for a customized experience. Fountain pens use either a cartridges or a convertor. A convertor pulls ink from a bottled ink container.
