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Hello

I would like to change grip section on my black Lamy Studio into black one. Maybe you have an idea how to get it without necessity of buying Steel Lamy Studio FP?

thanks in advance

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Frankly, I do not see why manufacturers keep using slippy metallic section in thier product.

 

They do not think that any user will actually use their pens.

 

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maybe call lamy and ask them if you can order the part directly?

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I have the same problem except that I want to change from the black plastic to the blue steel. I have contacted Lamy who tell me that all of their approved dealers should be able to supply the part. There is a list of approved dealers on their website and I duly went to the dealer and asked. They told me that the part could only be ordered from Lamy directly....

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I was thinking for a while and I think I will buy Studio in steel version.. I will change grips and I will have two pens as well..with changing grip:) I will only switch it to other body. There is not enough pens!

I thought that metal grip would bne ok for me, but it occured that my fingers slip from it.. I think it is because quite big diameter of grip section,..

anyway..thanks for help

take care

 

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Sadly, these slippery metal sections are currently en vogue. See the Pelikan Pura, the Studio's competitor. Totally useless for me ... :rolleyes:

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Saintsimon - believe me - I know that. I have got Pura as well. I like weight and balance of this pen. Veery nice, wet nib. And great apperiance. But it is made of metal that is even more slippery than grip on Studio! Which unfortunately makes this pen nothing by tool for making signatures on documents..

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so...I have just ordered lamy Studio steel on ebay;) and sent an email to Lamy how to get grip section only;) we will see... hopefully I will have 2 nice pens with black grips!!!

and still waiting for my Lamy 2000... lots of purchases lately;)

 

anyone wants Pura? :rolleyes: I have no box but it is once filled with cartridge and I have written only 1/3rd page with it....

 

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stick the pura on the market place-should fine someone keen...

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hello to all...in this rainy-awful-working-monday morning...

I have got couple infos and I would like to share with you..

so I was talking with a guy from ebuy who I have been buying Lamy Studios (2nd one is on its way..) - pappmapp as I remember (nice prices for Studios as well)

He can sell me black grip section with nib for studio for 10 Eur + about 4 Eur shipping (to Poland) . I have not received info from Lamy company yet:( which make me sad... anyway..it is not so hard to get nib section to replace in your pen..:)

 

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jacek

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Lamy USA sells parts for fountain pen, however they do not have the Studio on the part page below.

 

 

http://www.lamyusa.com/fountainpens1.html

 

Here is their email:

lamy@filofaxinc.com

 

 

I also have a suggestion to make slippery metal sections less so.

 

Pencil grips

 

here is the manufacturer's page.

http://www.pencilgrip.com/dyn_prodlist.php?k=27522

 

The best suited are the soft ones (foam and gel), as they can be expanded to fit, (you may have to widen the opening by sniping some of the grip lengthwise). They can be ordered on the web site for $1.19 for a pack of five.

 

I got my pencil grips at various stationary shops and even chain drugstores such as Rite Aids and Walgreens.

Check the website of your local Office Supply store they just may have it.

 

 

 

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Thanks for your help:)

I am already waiting for next Studio (steel one) and in some time I am gonna to order nib/grip section only :)

regards to you all!

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