Nib And Feed Setting Pliers

[rmad]

Anyone know where I can purchase nib and feed setting pliers? They kind with the parrel pliers (Bernard Pliers) with the concave attachment that is screwed on by two small L screws. Any help or guidence will greatly appreciated. Cheers, Rick

[Chi Town]

There were a set on e- bay recently!

[Chi Town]

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Anyone know where I can purchase nib and feed setting pliers? They kind with the parrel pliers (Bernard Pliers) with the concave attachment that is screwed on by two small L screws. Any help or guidence will greatly appreciated. Cheers, Rick

 

 

Go here and it's at the bottom of the page; http://pentooling.com/pliers.html

Mike

[Chi Town]

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Anyone know where I can purchase nib and feed setting pliers? They kind with the parrel pliers (Bernard Pliers) with the concave attachment that is screwed on by two small L screws. Any help or guidence will greatly appreciated. Cheers, Rick

 

 

Go here and it's at the bottom of the page; http://pentooling.com/pliers.html

Mike

It says they are out, but e- mail the guy, he has them!

 

 

 

[hari317]

Are these used to reinsert the nib and feed into the section?

[watch_art]

I talked with John and Susan Wirth about these types of things once.

 

http://pentooling.com/Images/NIB-FEED%20PLIERS%202.JPG

 

John said something he did was put some cheap pliers in a vice with them clamped shut, and drilled out the middle of the gripping area so it made a shape similar to this. If you're poor (like me) then it would work.

[rmad]

Do you know how to get in contact with pentooling, they offer no contact information and when click the email tag, I error out.

 

1341635706[/url]' post='2396069']

1341634219[/url]' post='2396054']

Anyone know where I can purchase nib and feed setting pliers? They kind with the parrel pliers (Bernard Pliers) with the concave attachment that is screwed on by two small L screws. Any help or guidence will greatly appreciated. Cheers, Rick

 

 

Go here and it's at the bottom of the page; http://pentooling.com/pliers.html

Mike

It says they are out, but e- mail the guy, he has them!

[watch_art]

pm sent

[Tom Heath]

This is tool which is generally best you be able to try it before you buy it.

 

Vintage nib pliars are a bit hard to find... From a listing of Fountain Repir tools by the Parker Pen Compny.

#1 on this list is : Bernard Plirs, for fitting nib and feed in section

 

#2 " " " Nib Pliars: for spacing and adjusting nib

 

As with most tools pratice makes perfect or at least better. Poorly designed tools cn create havoc on your important pen project. Buy the best you can afford.

 

This list is 57 items long, dates bck to about 1960 or before.

 

Attached are a couple of photos as shown in the Repair Manual

 

I hve reprinted this manual and it is for sle, for info contact me at:

 

penfancier1915@hotmail.com

 

Tom Heath

[hari317]

Tom can you post the picture of Item no 2? Thanks!

[watch_art]

Something like this video?

 

[Tom Heath]

Something like this video?

 

 

 

Another great specialty tool.....

[Tom Heath]

Tom can you post the picture of Item no 2? Thanks!

 

In The Parker Repair Manual there are specific instructions as to how to do nib adjustment.

Here is one such Illustration:

 

Nothing quite like the "Da Parker Service Manual"

[gopool]

I made my own using information from this thread. Now I used this tool to remove and insert the nib/feed. It works great, thanks a lot!

 

Used $4 parallel pliers from eBay

 

After an hour of work

 

 

Testing with a Sheaffer No Nonsense Pen