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1980S Montblanc 146 Tool - Where Do I Get It?


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Hi - I did some research on this forum (which never ceases to amaze me) about the MB 146 from the 80s that I just ordered. I'm prepared to find some old ink in the barrel, and also to have to put some silicone on the nib assembly threads and piston (there is a fantastic video by sbrebrown on you tube - I especially like his warnings about "entering a world of pain").

 

What is the best place to order the disassembly tool? (I've decided that my hobby is taking me in that direction after having had some help in taking apart a Pelikan cap.)

 

Thanks!

Derek

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Thanks, GAtkins, but these tools are a beyond my entry level expertise. I'm looking for the simple nib assembly / pump mechanism wrench for 1980s Montblanc 146 (it should just be a simple, small little piece of shaped metal with the right pins to position the tool)

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Thank you. I would really like a "buy now" option on these tools - it seems ridiculous to bid on items like these.

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Again, thanks. I was out-bid for the tool which went for a rather high $ 46.00 - so I'll find another way I guess.

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