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[vysis]

Alright thank you everybody, the problem has been taken care of.

Edited August 16, 2010 by vysis

[watch_art]

Ugh. That would make me sick for my pens to do that. Any that I had that skipped got hacked and fixed. Some needed the tines spread ever so slightly. Is this brand new?

[Barry Gabay]

It's not normal for any pen. If a nib is properly aligned with the feed, its line should always flow consistently unless the speed or pressure is excessive.

[vysis]

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Edited August 16, 2010 by vysis

[Toolan]

Ugh ! The tip is starved of ink - for whatever reason. If a good clean doesn't solve it - if MB have just fixed it, are there oils left in the pen ? - I'd send it back

with your writing sample.

 

Toolan

[Aperture]

In other words, if you sign your signature in a very swift motion, is there any skipping?

 

 

None whatsoever.

 

A

[pmhudepo]

I've only recently discovered MB, so not a lot of experience yet... Just tried my MB 149 18K fine and it doesn't skip like that. I'm fairly sure that my 14K fine performs better as well, but I left it at home and can't try it right now.

Edited August 16, 2010 by pmhudepo

[Ghost Plane]

Definitely send it back with your writing sample if a few rinses doesn't fix it. That will show them what still needs doing. Obvious flow problem.

[raulfragoso]

You could have left the original post so other people with similar problems would find pertinent information easier

[watch_art]

You could have left the original post so other people with similar problems would find pertinent information easier

 

 

yeah, this is totally lame. no more deleting posts!!

 

...saying that makes me think of

MAMA CALLED THE DOCTOR AND THE DOCTOR SAID,

NO MORE MONKEYS JUMPING ON THE BED!

[pajaro]

Why let anybody else know what your intentions are? Why use turn signals? It's a state secret!