Excellent instructions and demonstration! I do not have a Go for the reason that I thought it may be difficult to clean. Thankfully that is not the case.
I know this was an age ago, but is there a sensible way of disassembling the cap? Some of my lovely shimmery "Great Sage Heavens Equal" ink has managed to work itself under the liner and no amount of washing or ultrasonic cleaning will remove it.
Hi Ian, thanks for that. I honestly don't know but you've given me the incentive to go away and have a look. I do see that there're a couple of slots in the very top either side of the Twsbi logo I will have a go with a broken one and have and let you know if I get any joy with it
Thank you for your answer. What I mean is they aren't symmetrical, so the fingers are forced into a hurtful position when writing left-handed. The nib works pretty well for me, I chose a broad one.
Excellent information! Thanks 🙏🏼 Puppy is my favorite part!
Mine too! She is adorable. But renaming her "Slasher" might be a good idea after the damage she's done to my arm!
Thank you for this thorough demonstration!
Glad it was helpful!
An Oxford comma in the video title would make things sound much more interesting. 😂
Ah, but a trifle superfluous in this case!
Beautifully demonstrated. As always thank you.
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you for this video! It helped me a lot!
Glad it helped!
Sorry to take so long to respond - ill health and deadlines!
I really want to get a second TWSBI Go with a fine nib. It's still my favorite filling method.
I am with you there. Simple, quick, foolproof and convenient!
Very interesting. Thanks.
Very welcome
Excellent instructions and demonstration! I do not have a Go for the reason that I thought it may be difficult to clean. Thankfully that is not the case.
Glad it was helpful!
I know this was an age ago, but is there a sensible way of disassembling the cap? Some of my lovely shimmery "Great Sage Heavens Equal" ink has managed to work itself under the liner and no amount of washing or ultrasonic cleaning will remove it.
Hi Ian, thanks for that. I honestly don't know but you've given me the incentive to go away and have a look. I do see that there're a couple of slots in the very top either side of the Twsbi logo I will have a go with a broken one and have and let you know if I get any joy with it
@@writerlywitteringsI’ve seen it done with a pencil with a rubber band around it to grip, then pull it out.
Do you know if the twsbi inks are fast drying?
I'm afraid I don't - I have so many other inks, I haven't got to testing the TWSBI range yet - sorry!
Do you know if there are TWSBI pens for left-handed people?
Well, their main range is all left- or right-handed. Do you mean the type of nib grind?
Thank you for your answer. What I mean is they aren't symmetrical, so the fingers are forced into a hurtful position when writing left-handed. The nib works pretty well for me, I chose a broad one.