Disassembly Of Jinhao 250

[George697]

Hi everyone. I'm trying to replace the nib of my Jinhao 250 with a new nib, the one on my pen leaves a line that is much too thick and wet. I tried removing the nib by two methods: by grabbing on to the bottom of the feed (which is smooth, no fins) and face of the nib as well as by the wings of the nib. Its not budging. If it not meant to come out? Any help would be greatly appreciated as I tried googling it but the 250 does not seem to get a lot of attention in that department.

[Sasha Royale]

Remove the ink supply. Grasp the nib and feed firmly, and pull straight out. I doubt that such dis-assembly

is intended. Wrapping a wide rubber band around the assembly would help. Have you had the pen a long

time ? Maybe a soak and a wiggle would help.

 

I have several Jinhao x250's. Average Ebay price is $14.97 / 4 = $3.74 . free shipping. All of mine are smooth,

wet writers >> medium-fine. They write continuously until the converter is empty. Great value. I don't know

whether another nib would be improvement. Do you have just the one ? Consider trying another one.

[George697]

Ill try another one then, thanks! Also i was thinking of getting a x450 and getting a 1.1 stub on the sucker, any experience with this?

[Jamerelbe]

I've put 1.1mm stub nibs from Goulet Pens on Jinhao x450s and x750s, as well as a 159. All of these pens (tend to) have generous flow, and work well with the Goulet stubs. The only thing to be a little careful of is that the x750s seem to come in a few varieties - some of them have a larger nib and feed, that doesn't 'fit' so well with the #6 nibs. So far, I haven't had that problem with an x450, though - so that's probably a good bet.

[George697]

Thanks for your imput!

[George697]

Input lol sorry, im on my phone+large hands and fingers=typos