Jean Harris
2014-02-22 12:57:03 UTC
Hi all
I have a Conway Stewart Churchill that has a bad habit of damaging the ink sac, this I understand is down to the bad design of the pressure bar and lever which bend the end of the bar so that it sticks into the sac at the point it joins the nipple. This resulting in a two fold problem of A: the sac gets damaged and B: the sac is not fully compressed so it does not take on a full load of ink.
Obviously this pen is well out of warranty so does anyone know a workable solution to fix the problem. I understand that Richard Binder used to be able to do it, but he has stopped fixing pens. Anyone know what he used to do to them.
Thanks
I have a Conway Stewart Churchill that has a bad habit of damaging the ink sac, this I understand is down to the bad design of the pressure bar and lever which bend the end of the bar so that it sticks into the sac at the point it joins the nipple. This resulting in a two fold problem of A: the sac gets damaged and B: the sac is not fully compressed so it does not take on a full load of ink.
Obviously this pen is well out of warranty so does anyone know a workable solution to fix the problem. I understand that Richard Binder used to be able to do it, but he has stopped fixing pens. Anyone know what he used to do to them.
Thanks