Kanwrite Nib-Housings

[HartGummi]

Can I ask you why you want to do that? I mean whats the issue with the current nib?

Nothing. I was wondering is it could be done.

 

edit: Now I have a good reason. The nib seems to be very dry.

 

I trried Platinum's Carbon Ink and Diamine's Sapphire Blue in this nib.

The Carbon ink I expected to be drier than usual, but not even the Diamine seems to flow well.

Edited October 10, 2020 by HartGummi

[Dimy]

Nothing. I was wondering is it could be done.

 

edit: Now I have a good reason. The nib seems to be very dry.

 

I trried Platinum's Carbon Ink and Diamine's Sapphire Blue in this nib.

The Carbon ink I expected to be drier than usual, but not even the Diamine seems to flow well.

Now thats odd honestly....I have not tried diamine inks (cant cos my blue bottle still has more than half left) but I use platinum carbon daily and I can assure you its very wet ink (compared to waterman serinity blue, R&K Sallix, sheaffer skrip black and sheaffer blue, even wetter then some iroshizuku's).........the only time carbon ran drier then usual for me was when there was some ink residue from sallix left in feed channel...it required me to clean the feed separately, luckily issue was in wality 69EB.....simplest feed to work on so nothing happened.......

 

My point is the feed might need a proper cleaning or nib has some issues (alignment, bent ting and such....) might start checking with feed cos from pic the nib looks fine (could be wrong about this so take it as you may).

[HartGummi]

My point is the feed might need a proper cleaning or nib has some issues (alignment, bent ting and such....) might start checking with feed cos from pic the nib looks fine (could be wrong about this so take it as you may).

I will do one last check for any obstruction. If nothing is found then I am sending it back to Guider for tuning.