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You can pull out nibs and ink reservoirs. My guess is the socket is the connection between the two. Perhaps you would add a larger one to fit a different nib.
by ImPostingOnHN 2y ago
You can pull out nibs and ink reservoirs. My guess is the socket is the connection between the two. Perhaps you would add a larger one to fit a different nib.
- mangamadaiyan 2y agoPulling out the nib is only possible with a friction-fit nib and feed. Most modern pens (with a few exceptions) do not have friction-fit nibs. "Ink reservoirs" can't always be pulled out either. A cartridge converter can definitely be taken out. "Reservoir" typically refers to a rubber or silicone bladder. These are usually fixed in place by an adhesive, and need some effort to remove.
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