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Sorry for misunderstanding :wacko: regarding feed and reservoir.

 

Schmidt converters lik K5 and K6 (I usually prefer K6 with threads) are great for pen users who change their inks often.

I measured myself volume of the ink K6 converters take and I find a number around 1.2-1.3ml. I pump twice for filling the feeder air channels, and let the ink drop once to have enough space for inking to breath. This is what I have :)

 

Thanks for sharing your blog posts :)

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After seeing each, I think "that's a really nice pen"..then I see the next one and think "wow, that's even nicer"...then comes the third...well, they're just all really good looking pens.

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After seeing each, I think "that's a really nice pen"..then I see the next one and think "wow, that's even nicer"...then comes the third...well, they're just all really good looking pens.

 

Ahahaha :) This is the most confusing phase of ordering a pen for my commissioners have :)

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The Ivorish pen is an absolute beauty. So gorgeous! I think I gasped a little.

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I heard it

See? I have proof! :D

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Beautiful pens! Whomever was the recipient of that Ivorish pen has my complete envy :-).

"In the end, only kindness matters."

 

 

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Beautiful pens! Whomever was the recipient of that Ivorish pen has my complete envy :-).

I like your phrase at the bottom of your post... and agree with it totally, completely and...

with kindness...

 

Amadeus W.
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