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Silvio
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May 27, 2018
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This is a stunning pen, but with an inlaid nib it will be the one you will never let any one else use, immediately becoming *that* guy or gal. Apparently there's a trick to avoid problems if you use a converter: fill it, return five drops back to the bottle, return the piston back to its filled position.
MrSharkbait
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May 29, 2018
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SilvioI am a bit slow here. What problem does your “trick” solve? I have a Carène and have not experienced any.
Silvio
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May 29, 2018
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MrSharkbaitIf you don't have any problems then don't worry about it!
somePurchaser
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Oct 31, 2018
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SilvioIf five drops are lost, that means it won't start immediately, and people will think it's a junk pen?
Silvio
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Oct 31, 2018
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somePurchaserSince you'd be filling by dunking in an bottle, aspiring the ink, then only returning those five drops, presumably some ink remains in the feed; since I don't have this pen I am merely conveying a technique that apparently has worked for those who do have it, from a well known pen forum...
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