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Taking a look at their ETSY site...not looking too good.
Overall inventory levels of their pens is down to single digits for most.
I cannot obtain replacement parts for the pens of theirs that I own and I'm not buying a replacement pen on ebay for $100.
I kinda feel like I have no choice but to move on to a pen with the same features but a bigger name...hopefully, a stronger company.
Maybe production was down for the Chinese New Year celebrations?
That is my impression, too, Ivan. And this isn't a big company but a small, independent maker. Get something if you see it and like it, there is NO reason to believe it will always be made. Beyond that, they DO offer a parts package for a few bucks that has an assortment of feeds, nibs, etc. OP doesn't state precisely what parts are needed.
Oh it's a replacement section. :p
I guess it will wait til after their holiday season/time/year.
Until then I'll be exploring life in the Opus-88 camp.
Just throwing this out there: I was made aware the other night of yet *another* inexpensive ED pen that people are slapping other nibs into as a project pen, maybe worth a look: Tramol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Detman101
Whoa-ho-ho!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jon SzantoJust throwing this out there: I was made aware the other night of yet *another* inexpensive ED pen that people are slapping other nibs into as a project pen, maybe worth a look: Tramol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Detman101
VErrrrrry nice!
I'm picking up one of these on principle, Thank you!!!!
:D
For years I used tram oil on the Monarch ways. I was pretty liberal in how much I used...until I was about out and found out how difficult real tram oil is to find.
I switched to funicular grease a few years ago. A more stable formula.Quote:
Originally Posted by Farmboy