Stipula Amerigo Vespucci & Davinci Nib And Feed Removal

[FedericoMedina]

Hi can anybody demonstrate or instruct on how to remove the Nib and feed from this type of pen?

 

most of Stipula nibs are in a nib housing so I can usually unscrew them however i think this one is friction fit however i do not know for sure. I have tried both none seems to work.

 

I want to replace the T nib currently in the pen for a G nib but cant remove it.

 

I thank you for your assistance!

 

[FedericoMedina]

Anyone? any info is highly appreciated.

[freakman]

Remove the converter. Press both sides of the metal plate(It has two pin sockets to connect it to the pen body) and pull the section out.

Then you can hold the section firm to pull the nib.

[FedericoMedina]

The first bit is easy the last bit has been very difficult and unsuccessful.

[RMN]

Perhaps the good folk in the Repair Q&A will have a solution?

 

 

D.ick

[freakman]

The first bit is easy the last bit has been very difficult and unsuccessful.

Try to lubricate the section with some soap water. It might help.

The feed is made of plastic not ebonite. It's generally easier to pull out comparing to ebonite ones.

But if you can not pull it out even after lubrication. Don't pull it.

[wimg]

I found it impossible to remove the nib and feed from the metal housing in which they reside in a Da Vinci. I think your best bet is to contact Yafa or Stipula directly.

 

To remove the metal nib assembly itself is more or less as freakman mentions, and in addition you need to turn it a little. Not easy, but doable. The metal nib assembly is held in place essentially by a bayonet type fixture.

 

HTH, warm regards, Wim

[FedericoMedina]

I ended up sending it to Yafa who then sent it to Stipula. thanks for the replies everyone.