FS: Great Bargain on Wality Eyedropper Pens

[Nolan613]

The Wality 69T (full sized) and 69TS (demi sized) transparent body eyedropper pens for sale. The nib width is typically F-M and the size is a #5 nib.

 

 

Remaining colors in the 69T (full sized) are:

1 - marbles red -hold

 

Remaining colors in the 69TS (demi sized) are:

1 - marbles blue

2 - marbled green

 

 

Cost: $15.00 per pen

Shipping: included in the cost of the pen (US & Canada) - insurance & tracking extra

Payment: paypal prefered - will accept what ever works for you

 

PM secures the remaining colors of your choice.

 

Thanks for looking,

 

Regards,

Nolan

 

edit for quantity again 7-28-08

Edited July 29, 2008 by Nolan613

[Judybug]

PM sent for a copper regular-size and a purple demi.

 

Judybug

[FredRydr]

Are those dice on the clear barrel?

 

Fred

[Nolan613]

Fred . . . No, that's the name "Wality" in script and silver filled although probably be more instresting if it were dice.

[Judybug]

I've never had an eye dropper pen before so this is probably a dumb question. Do you need some kind of special eye dropper to fill this pen or will any old eye dropper do?

 

Judybug

[hexyr]

Any old eyedropper will do. Eyedroppers a great b/c they hold soo much ink

[hari317]

The following procedure for filling and priming an Indian ED may be helpful:

 

1. The first thing to do is to thoroughly rinse the barrel and section in running water and dry them.
2. Apply silicone grease on the section threads and screw and unscrew the section a couple of times to let the grease penetrate.
3. Fill the ink into the barrel using a ED or a syringe upto the level where the threads end (you should be able to see the threads; where the threads end you see the ink level).
4. Now screw in the section carefully halfway.
5. Invert the pen now(nib pointing down into mouth of open ink bottle) and screw in the section fully (ink will drip into the bottle while screwing in), the excess air in the barrel will force ink out through the feed priming it.
6. Now tighten the section fully and wipe point to remove excess ink.
7. This procedure needs to be followed only when a dry pen is being filled.

 

Regards,

Hari

 

[hexyr]

PS I forgot to mention damn I missed the large size pens I would have love a purple blue or green

[Zoe]

Many thanks for these clear and precise instructions, hari317. Very helpful and came at the right time--my Demi arrived in today's mail

 

Many thanks to Nolan for bringing them in for us to buy.

 

Zoe

 

The following procedure for filling and priming an Indian ED may be helpful:

 

1. The first thing to do is to thoroughly rinse the barrel and section in running water and dry them.
2. Apply silicone grease on the section threads and screw and unscrew the section a couple of times to let the grease penetrate.
3. Fill the ink into the barrel using a ED or a syringe upto the level where the threads end (you should be able to see the threads; where the threads end you see the ink level).
4. Now screw in the section carefully halfway.
5. Invert the pen now(nib pointing down into mouth of open ink bottle) and screw in the section fully (ink will drip into the bottle while screwing in), the excess air in the barrel will force ink out through the feed priming it.
6. Now tighten the section fully and wipe point to remove excess ink.
7. This procedure needs to be followed only when a dry pen is being filled.

 

Regards,

Hari

 

[bizerkel]

Pen arrived today - FAST shipping.

 

And, it's beautiful. And BIG.

 

Thanks!

 

[Judybug]

Pen arrived today - FAST shipping.

 

And, it's beautiful. And BIG.

 

Thanks!

 

Oooo! I can't wait to get mine. http://bestsmileys.com/happy/5.gif I'll be hovering over the mail box tomorrow.

 

Thanks to Hari for the filling instructions.

 

Judybug

 

 

[Jimmy James]

Mine also came today. I'm sorely tempted to get one of the demis to add to my full size, but I'll probably hold off and let others have them as long as they go relatively quickly.

[bizerkel]

Hari,

 

Thanks for the info - it works like a charm.

 

The only thing I'd add as a suggestion is to thoroughly wipe off the unsightly brown grease that comes in the threads and replace it with a nice clear silicone. It really improves the aesthetics of the pen when uncapped.

 

As an added bonus, the clear end could be used as a magnifying glass in a pinch.

 

A very fun pen

 

The following procedure for filling and priming an Indian ED may be helpful:

 

1. The first thing to do is to thoroughly rinse the barrel and section in running water and dry them.
2. Apply silicone grease on the section threads and screw and unscrew the section a couple of times to let the grease penetrate.
3. Fill the ink into the barrel using a ED or a syringe upto the level where the threads end (you should be able to see the threads; where the threads end you see the ink level).
4. Now screw in the section carefully halfway.
5. Invert the pen now(nib pointing down into mouth of open ink bottle) and screw in the section fully (ink will drip into the bottle while screwing in), the excess air in the barrel will force ink out through the feed priming it.
6. Now tighten the section fully and wipe point to remove excess ink.
7. This procedure needs to be followed only when a dry pen is being filled.

 

Regards,

Hari

 

[Judybug]

My pens arrived today. :clap1: I love that clear barrel. I dying to use them, but - silicone grease? What is it? Where do I get it? Is there anything around the house that will serve as a substitute - Vaseline? Vicks Vaporub? Chap Stick? Cooking oil? Anything?

 

Judybug

 

 

 

 

[Nolan613]

Judybug . . . A number of "industrial" suppliers carry this but you might want to also check a plumbing supply store. They sell it as a lubricant for valve stems and valve seats. Might also want to check with Lowes, Home Depot, Ace Hardware, ect.

Hope this gets you your grease. BTW, am really happy everyone is satisfied with their pens. Makes the effort worthwhile .

 

Nolan

 

My pens arrived today. :clap1: I love that clear barrel. I dying to use them, but - silicone grease? What is it? Where do I get it? Is there anything around the house that will serve as a substitute - Vaseline? Vicks Vaporub? Chap Stick? Cooking oil? Anything?

 

Judybug

Edited August 1, 2008 by Nolan613

[emes441]

What do you have left?

[Nolan613]

All of the pens are either sold or on hold waiting replies. I want to thank everybody who ordered pens and appologize for miscommunications and mistakes on my part. Your patience and understanding are the qualities which make this such a great place. Thank you one and all.

I think that I need to let the dust settle and let eveyone who ordered have time to play with their new toys. If there is still interest in a month or so I will see about ordering several of boxes and we can do this all over again .

 

Nolan

[hari317]

... but - silicone grease? What is it? Where do I get it? Is there anything around the house that will serve as a substitute - Vaseline?

 

Judybug, Vaseline(White petroleum jelly) or even soft candle wax rubbed on the threads will work in a pinch.

 

Regards,

Hari

 

 

[hari317]

...Thanks for the info - it works like a charm.

 

The only thing I'd add as a suggestion is to thoroughly wipe off the unsightly brown grease that comes in the threads and replace it with a nice clear silicone. It really improves the aesthetics of the pen when uncapped.

 

Glad to know the instructions were useful. I had compiled these instructions for the generic Indian ED pen, Wality's grease is a special case.

 

Regards,

Hari

 

 

[staceyaj]

Nolan,

 

The pen has arrived and great packing job. I love the clear barrel. It was initially a bit of a slow starter, but now it is writing smoothly. Thanks for making these available.

 

Stacey