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Syahi Semi-Flex Nib in JoWo #6 Housing
JoWo #6 Nib in Bock 250 Housing
Review of the 743E Pilot FA replacement feed on FPN
After installing the new feed my 743/FA and CON70 converter inked with Pilot/Namiki Blue wrote straight away. Now I have noticeably better ink flow and reserve. Compared with the original plastic feed, I can flex faster and longer before the nib starves. In-fact on good quality virgin (no recycled content) 80gsm office bond I have to go flex-crazy in order to get railroading or hard starts. Again, this is using my favorite ink – Pilot/Namiki Blue. The new feed fits the nib and pen perfectly. The end of the new feed does not hit the paper when I am flexing the nib. Note, the flat sections on the rear of the feed that receive the tabs at the back of the nib allow for a little movement of the nib in and out of the section (at least mine do). This allows for a small amount of flow tuning by pushing or pulling the nib in or out of the section. However, I just left my nib pushed all the way back.
B3776E Housings Back In Stock
We sold out of the B3776E housings late yesterday evening. We’ve manufactured additional housings, and these are back in stock for immediate shipment.
B3776E housing now available for purchase
JoWo #6 Feed in Bock #6 Non-converter Housing
DHL Express now available
We now offer rapid shipping to Canada and all other countries by DHL Express. Generally, DHL Express is over night to Canada, 2 days to Great Britain, 2-3 days to Europe, and 3-4 days to Asia and South America.
Please let us know through our contact us page if you have problems checking out.
Customers using my feeds
First up, @reachingralph shows off his new flexible nib. This nib uses a customized, 3 slit ink slot version of the J6E called J6EW.
Next, J6A in a Opus 88 Koloro demonstrator by @lyubitelka.
USPS Hazmat Spill
Last week, the local USPS sorting center suffered a hazmat spill, which shut down that center from roughly Wednesday, August 8, until today. Shipments from that time period are delayed, but should be moving now to their destination.
Thank you for your patience.
