[MYU]

Pen Technical Details

This is a small index for technical articles on various pen brands and models, as well as general pen related topics. It is a perpetual work-in-progress, so don't hesitate to contribute if you've found something useful.

Esterbrook
[reviews]
º ..General..
• Brian Anderson's reference

LAMY
[reviews]
º ..General..
• Z50 nib replacement, purchase (the writing desk)
• comparison of 2000, Al-Star, Studio
º 2000
• dimensions
• disassembly
• disassembled photo1
• disassembled photo2
• myth busters
• new section 1
• new section 2
• torture test
º 57 / ABC / Accent / Al-Star / CP1 / Joy / Linea / Safari / Smile / Studio / Vista
• changing the nib (the writing desk)
• changing the nib (video on YouTube)
º Safari
• color parade 1
• color parade 2
• disassembly
• eyedropper conversion
• historical details
º Safari / Al-Star / Vista / Joy
• parts compatibility
• tutorial
• disassembled photo
º Vista
• eyedropper conversion
• studio nib installed

Montblanc
[reviews]
º 146
• disassembly
º 146, 149
• pistons

Pilot
[reviews]
º ..General..
• converters
• pen creation (video of Pilot 74 manufacture)
• striped motif 1
• striped motif 2
º Capless / Vanishing Point
• historical reference
• converters 1
• converters 2
• cutaway views
• 4 generations
º MYU / M90
• M90 disassembly
º Super Models
• lineup

rOtring
[reviews]
º 600
• 600 brochure
• 600 generations
• nib removal
º Art Pen
• disassembly

Sheaffer
[reviews]
º ..General..
• pen sac sizes (Pensacs.com)
º Triumph
• nib selection


..Other..
º ..General..
• pen measurements, capacities (Nibs.com)
º Maki-e
• Making of Danitrio Fellowship pens (Winedoc)
º Nibs
• nib sizes (various pens - Nibs.com)
• nib materials and flexibility (Pentrace)

This post has been edited by MYU: 07 December 2009 - 08:56 PM

[nokialovers]

I use Rotring Trio pen. The Rotring Trio Pen consists of a black metal barrel, with a black plastic ridged finger grip near the bottom of the pen. There are the standard icons around the top of the pen: a white dot for the main writing pen (in this case, black ink), “0.7″ for the mechanical pencil, and a red dot for a red ballpoint pen, which has been replaced with a yellow stylus.