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Jowo #6 In A Pelikan M805

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Hi:

 

May be this question is here may be not. If not, sorry.

 

I’d like to know if any Pelikan owner around the world has been able to make work fine this combination; jowo #6 F steel nib in a Pelikan M800 series.

 

I will be very grateful if anybody can give me any piece of advice.

 

Best regards.

 

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I'm unsure why one would want to do this?

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I think the JoWo nib would be about 4 mm too long.

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I have to say it seems an extraordinary idea? Why would you want to?

 

Bock Ti would do it for me.

Add lightness and simplicate.

 

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I'm unsure why one would want to do this?

 

My first reaction as well, then again, if for example the original nib got damaged, Jowo nib would be a way less expensive replacement option than a new Pelikan nib unit.

 

Unfortunately, I have no idea whether if would fit.

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Send the nib to a good nibmeister, astounding repair work has been done as 'normal' by man over the last decade I've been here. Things I would have thought just gold to melt have been repaired to like new or right next to it. And that for a Hangover Sunday Morning.

 

I'm anti-nail, but even a nail can be made into a great stub or CI and inexpensively.

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You can contact flexible nib factory and see if he will make you something. He makes all types of custom housings and feeds. Sorry I can't try for you. Don't have a Pelikan.

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My first reaction as well, then again, if for example the original nib got damaged, Jowo nib would be a way less expensive replacement option than a new Pelikan nib unit.

 

Unfortunately, I have no idea whether if would fit.

 

I believe any # 6 nib will fit, but it will be a bit too long. A matter of reducing the length of the back end by a few mm

Add lightness and simplicate.

 

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