Russianwolf
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Anyone had the opportunity to try the new Presimo from PSI yet? looks interesting, but I'm worried about the feel with the threads on the nib.
PSI Presimo??
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arioux
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Dont think the thread are in the way unlews you hold the nib very close to the end when you write. What i would like to see is the cap end without the cap on.
Russianwolf
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there are pics both ways in my new catalog
Back end looks about like the front, but no black section. The pen supposedly posts by friction.
Back end looks about like the front, but no black section. The pen supposedly posts by friction.
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bitshird
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It does look like a strange place for the threads though.
hebertjo
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When I first saw this pen I thought easy to modify! You can easily scrap the end piece and turn your own that will still allow for posting of the cap and your have no ugly threads on the end of your pen when capped. I see that as a big bonus!
I also thought the finial could be easily pressed out and a custom one inserted to match the pen body. It turns out it is easier to do. The finial screws into the cap. You can loosen it by posting the end cap and then twisting the finial and it will unscrew. I found that out by accident.
I too had concerns about the threads at the front of the nib section but they seem fine when held. Most nib sections have some sort of "back stop" so that you do not slip off and this is no different.
Also. I am trying to get the tap size for the nib section so that we can get rid of the front chrome piece and that would make for a very nice looking pen. I'll let you know what I find works or does not work.
I also thought the finial could be easily pressed out and a custom one inserted to match the pen body. It turns out it is easier to do. The finial screws into the cap. You can loosen it by posting the end cap and then twisting the finial and it will unscrew. I found that out by accident.
I too had concerns about the threads at the front of the nib section but they seem fine when held. Most nib sections have some sort of "back stop" so that you do not slip off and this is no different.
Also. I am trying to get the tap size for the nib section so that we can get rid of the front chrome piece and that would make for a very nice looking pen. I'll let you know what I find works or does not work.
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hebertjo
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I received my taps today and an M9.0x1.0 works perfect for the nib section. This weekend I will try to get a finished pen.