I still want a fireblue sport.

The man with the golden [pen]

That's so funny I can totally see where you're coming from. I will have to buy the pen just for that fact now. LOL. N.

lol!

That's funny. I just bought this pen, and while I was assembling it I was also reminded of that scene.

No can do. Cap of a (Al-)Sport doesn't have space for #6 nib. Also Supra and AL-Sport uses different threads.

I'm trying so hard not to be distracted by it. ...It's not working.

I didn't... until I read your, this, post.

I have heard the Mouse Clicking in other videos as well as this one. It's his lovely assistant as Stephen puts it. LOL. N.

+Adriana Olari I'll see what I can do.

@@UFSHOW actually lost my aluminum one a few months ago and still need to replace it lol. I guess I'd probably get the steel for an EDC but would just as quickly get the brass if that's all my local place has. EDIT: Just saw this was about the Supra.. I'd actually forgotten about that option but yea I think I'll just go with one of those. Much harder lose. Hopefully. Rotring 800 has been in my pocket since but I still need a new good pen.. however it's generally not a great time for me to go spend $50-$100 on one. I'd still like my liliput to turn up but I'm pretty sure it fell out of my pocket while riding my motorcycle. It was just loose in a little kaweco leather sheath.

@@UFSHOW great info! The lightweight nature of the aluminum liliput was my biggest gripe with it. Hence my inclination to replace it with brass or steel. I've got a kaweco special pencil in .5. that one lives at home due to the non-retractable tip, along with the fact that it's the longer variant.. I'm generally more of a pencil guy, I do a lot of technical sketches for work and just love the mechanical aspect, along with the satisfaction that comes with a nice mechanism. I've also got a bunch of the cheaper rotrings (500?) Around loaded with colored lead for little deatils. The kaweco advance is super crisp feeling. It's also more comfortable and precise feeling than the rotring, due to the wider body. Pentel graphgear is also a surprisingly nice $5 pencil too. The fidget factor definitely plays a roll too, hence the rotring 800 lol. The advance feels a little muted compared to the kaweco though. Again I appreciate the reply.. maybe I'll check my local place out Tomorrow. I've got a huge art supply store with a great stationary section literally two blocks from me. They had a fireblue liliput there last I checked. I agree they're spectacular looking and feel great but it's hard to bring myself to pay an extra $50 or whatever for ten seconds of torching. It also had the large nib iirc. I prefer a fine or medium. I guess that's high end pens though.. Anyway, Happy new year!

I'm not him, but /r/handwriting (on reddit) is what you want.

I haven't noticed it, but I suppose it could happen.

You bet. While the threads work perfectly and are both smooth and grippy (they are brass) it is not automatic as to which end of the pen is which. So you can unscrew the back of the pen whilst trying to uncap it. First thing I did with my new pen. Buy one!

James Jacocks won't happen since the end part has a smaller circumference than the rest

a small converter would

lesslighter I really like this brand now that I saw this video, but I'm bummed out that you can't get a converter for the Liliput. They hit the nail on the head with that design, except for that one detail. (And maybe a clip.)☺

The brass one will soon lose it’s shininess and it smells . The stainless steel version will not change and not smell. They weigh about the same, too

Under pressure or when writing with a harder hand to bold the metal nib dances left and right across the plastic feed. I reccon yours don't do that? Will check if appelbloom holds those nibs and even ships to Slovenia (you can't believe how many international companies ship to the farthest corners of the world but not to a smaller country in EU) Also do you know of a lightly softer nib, I find that the Kaweco Broad for Liliput is a bit stiff at times despite it being a Broad. How do the new Kaweco gold nibs compare to the steel ones? (I only have an old Kaweco sport with a gold nib, the one that still covered most of the nib and you only see a shiny golden outline from the resin) And these two are worlds apart.

I'll try to answer these questions in the next Consult the Doctor.

Ohohohoho~ ♪ Will be stalking for that one

sbrebrown Oh just to add I use Kaweko Red on Rhodia 80g paper. The only ink that smears on that paper. The blue is fine though. *EMERGENCY* Another question id like to add for the Doctor is I have an old watterman with lever styled pump where the handle plopped out of teh body (had it restored but seems like it was not inserted properly) any way i could get the ink out before it cakes in the pen?

Ryan Finkbiner I have! my review of that pen is scheduled to go up on May 25th!

Can you give me a sneak preview?? I happen to have a coupon that expires before then. ☺️

Ryan Finkbiner Of course. I think they're nice pens that write well, and they come as a complete package. I do think they're a bit pricey. But if you have a coupon... :-). If you want to see the full review, contact me through my website and I'll send you the hidden link.

I sent you an email via your website!

I get I could just use online and I do, just I want to be able to go and actually use the pen and feel it

Same here in Thailand

I would say so, the pen with the extension has a nice size and weight.

The Supra

@@sbrebrown care to elaborate? Lol the supra doesent look as comfy to me - the threads stick out way more then on the sport? I have the same question basicly...