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Hlo, folks;

 

I was showing someonw my Twsbi Diamond 530 this morning when they dropped it on the floor, breaking the cap in half.

 

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Picture of the dearly departed attached. Does anyone have a spare cap? Or will speedy sell me a new D530 cap? (Maybe I can pick up a few extra pens at the same time :D )

 

Regards;

- L.

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Li-aung Yip (Lewis)

B.Eng. (Elec&Electronic) + B.Sc (Mathematics) James Cook University - MIEEE GradIEAust

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That must have really impressed your friend.

 

Sorry, I couldn't resist. I once dropped my favorite pen straight onto its nib, right on the hardwood floor. On the bright side, the TWSBI manufacturer seems great about sending replacements. I'll bet your pen is up and running again in no time.

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I did that to my Edison Pearl. I still cry about it.

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Update: I messaged Speedy on Ebay and he offered to send me a replacement cap. Bravo, Speedy!

 

- Lewis.

Li-aung Yip (Lewis)

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Now *that* is customer service. Between that and the much lauded quality of the pen, I will be getting one of these as soon as I can afford it.

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