Originally Posted by simbad
Haha, Thats thae same exact way I carry mine. On my belt it is always at reach.
Originally Posted by simbad
Haha, Thats thae same exact way I carry mine. On my belt it is always at reach.
Every Pilot Precise V5 I've owned started leaking ink, usually where the clear plastic was connected to the tip. They are very smooth and have nice ink, I just got tired of the ink ending up all over my fingers and clothes. I haven't bought one in five or six years, maybe they've improved them by now.
Paul
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Everybody's got a little light under the sun -Parliament
Okay, have been noticing that the clip on my Fisher Pen keeps coming/sliding off. I did Loctite Blue it, but for some reason it doesn't "adhere" to the finish.At least that's something to say for the finish on this Fisher pen eh?
LUX'Ottica
Loctite wont work like that. It needs threads to work, this is because it needs a lack of oxygen to cure (it does not actually dry).
My clip keeps sliding off too, I don't think there is a solution because of the pen shape.
I see—Thanks for the info shoeblade!
LUX'Ottica
The clip was nothing more than an afterthought. A quick way of trying to add a clip without changing the original design. My current pen is the only one that the clip has managed to stay on.
Paul
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Everybody's got a little light under the sun -Parliament
Hello Alloy Addict!
You're refering to your Fisher Pen? How'd you manage to "keep" it on there? Did you somehow sinch(sp?) it? Just curious—![]()
LUX'Ottica
I didn't do anything to it. There is a piece of shrink tubing on the cap under the clip, perhaps the friction helps. I never use the clip either which might have something to do with it. I actually keep the clip on there to keep the pen from rolling off of stuff so easily.Originally Posted by CHC
After reading your post re: the clip coming off I tried to think of a solution. Some type of epoxy came to mind, but how to get it under the clip without getting all over the pen is a mystery.
Paul
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How about hot glue or soldering, just wild thoughts.
Thanks Alloy Addict!
Yes! That sure is some "wild thoughts" you've suggested SJACKAL!![]()
LUX'Ottica
I did that too.Originally Posted by bruner
I have damn near as many pens as flashlights!
My latest find was a two-pack of Uni Power Tank 1.0
It writes first time everytime. It isn't very sturdy as I've already broken the clip off one. Also I've not seen them in either Target or Wallyworld since I got these.
The broken clip one stays in my pocket ready for use as I have a "pen" place in my uniform shirts.
Would say more but I gotta go bowling!
A few more words on the subject.
I also EDC a Sharpie with a Fine point on one end and Extra fine on the other.
Almost any of the Uniballs write well, with of my examples the Vision Elite pop top having the strongest line of several I just tested. The gel inks seem to flow better.
Of the other pens I could easily lay my hands on just now, the Pilot Easy Touch is a pretty decent writer.
I tend to put something nicer in my pocket on off work hours, but I hardly ever go without a pen!
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PBJS
I edc a space pen along with my knife and some cash and a credit card like this:
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http://www.uniball.com.au/uni_powertank_ret_med.htm this is the pen i like. it is a mitsubishi uniball pressurized cartridge as mentioned by sjackal. couldn't find it anywhere. after some research, http://www.uniball-na.com/ was found. sanford pen site. look at powertank on far right which has a pressurized cartridge. looks identical to the mitsubishi pen. they must buy it from them. wal-mart sells them at about $4 for two pens. they write upside down, on walls, thru water, etc. cheap
That's the one I refered to. Works great for me!
I look every time I'm at Walmart and haven't found any more.![]()
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PBJS
how about this: http://www.magellans.com/store/Games..._25BA898?Args=
I still love my old metal Shaeffer ballpoint though it does feel slippery at times. My Pilot Hi-Tec C pens writes like it was going out of style though - just perfect. Just wish it wasn't so hard to find.
I have carried a Rotring 600 Trio for 6 years now. It is very heavy and rugged and provides three writing instruments in one.....7mm pencil, red ball point and black ballpoint.Equiped like a geek but don't look like one.
...no pocket protector.
Single Cell 123 Lights....That's the way I roll.
Always carry my Porsche Design Tec Flex Pen (don't drive the cars, just like the pen).
The Tec Flex barrel gives plenty of grip, the whole thing is really tough and as a bonus takes Parker refills which seem to be readily available in most stationary stores or big newsagents and I really prefer the broad refill in black.
Plenty of links around the web, here is one I picked at random http://www.artbrown.com/merchant.iht...tid=107&step=4
Comes in gold & silver or just silver, which I prefer.
Just a plain old Zebra F-402 for me. Stainless barrel, fine point, black ink. Only pen I get refills for![]()
The dead batteries were given out free of charge
Okay—dropped my Stealth Black Fisher SP in a parking lot outside El Torritos and put a "dinger" on the cap! No Bueno! Gave it straightaway to the first kid I saw at the restaurant.
Still EDC'ing my A.T. Cross SS Ion though. But I think I'm going to get another FSP—the Millennium series.![]()
LUX'Ottica
Was slumming today.
Had a Pilot EasyTouch in my T-Shirt pocket. Ain't much to look at, but it writes OK.
Lost one of my Power Tanks so I had a Pentel Client in my work shirt pocket the last couple days. It's a nice! Maroon color with chrome accents.... which also writes nicely.
I much prefer Medium points...
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PBJS
My EDC pen is a cheapie, either the Zebra F-301 in black ink, or the G-301 (G for gel). The anoying thing is that nobody locally has just the refills for the G-301 so when the refills run out I buy 2 more pens and refills from Walmart.
James
TigerLight Vers II, ASP Triad, SF Z2, M3, L6, A2, Inova T2,**9-11-01 "Let's Roll"**
Originally Posted by depusm12
LOVE the Zebra F-301. Been my EDC for two years plus on the first cartridge, still have the other pen from the two-pack in my briefcase. Cheap, smooth, reliable, grip not too sticky, not too slippery, not bad looking, and I can't stand anything but a fine point. Did I mention cheap? A cheap pen is one that you don't have to replace often because it just keeps performing, almost like new. I don't know who these Zebra people are, but I wish they made flashlights, computers and cars!
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HaPPI
My favorite pen maker - Giuliano Mazzuoli
http://www.theinkflow.com/off_cat.htm
Interesting link with some very fine pens yoshman!![]()
LUX'Ottica
I love this one.
http://www.platinum-pen.co.jp/produc.../BSL1000S.html
(Yet another telescope pen)
And this new model from the same company looks good, too.
I insert images below because no English page available yet.
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(98mm x 13.4mm)
Nobuyuki
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Hello and Welcome to CPF Nobuyuki san!
Those are sure very interesting looking pens there! Kind of like a coil over. Nice!
LUX'Ottica
Nice pouch. Where did you get that?Originally Posted by Spudman
... it's not what you take when you leave this world behind you, It's what you leave behind you when you go.