2019 Repair Shops

[alvonellos]

Hi Guys,

 

I once had my Sailor Pro Gear repaired at nibs.com and was very pleased with their repair; however, they are no longer open for mail in repairs for pens not purchased from them! So, I'm left wondering who the hell to send my very expensive pen to for repair!

 

Any ideas of a reputable repair person, preferably someone that can repair pro-gear nibs?

 

Best,

-- Alex

[alvonellos]

Bump. ideas?

[CraigR]

Ron Zorn at Main Street Pens. He is an excellent pensmith and has had a great reputation here on FPN for many years. He is a regular contributor under the member name Ron Z. I have two Scheaffer's vacs heading to him in a day or two. BTW, he is also the moderator of this Repair Forum.

Edited February 22, 2019 by CraigR

[redherring]

Thanks! I have an Omas pen that has a leaky nib, and I was looking for a recommendation. I will probably give Ron a try, but his 16 week wait time is a challenge.

[Marcwithac]

Many well-known pen repair folks have long wait times. I have had great results with Ron and also recommend Mike and Linda Kennedy at Indy-Pen-Dance. If you want to avoid the long wait, you can catch Ron or the Kennedys (and others) at a pen show and sign up early.

[dinupravin]

Ron Zorn at Main Street Pens. He is an excellent pensmith and has had a great reputation here on FPN for many years. He is a regular contributor under the member name Ron Z. I have two Scheaffer's vacs heading to him in a day or two. BTW, he is also the moderator of this Repair Forum.

His website www.mainstreetpens.com is unaccesible. May be a temporary thing.

[Ron Z]

His website www.mainstreetpens.com is unaccesible. May be a temporary thing.

 

The problem is at your end. No problem here, using two different ISPs.

[siamackz]

His website www.mainstreetpens.com is unaccesible. May be a temporary thing.

Works fine, I was reading some articles on it yesterday