Thanks again for your review, Doug. Again this pen is another great model of the Asvine collection. I like Titanium pens a lot and certainly will consider buying this pen soon. That you can swap nibs is a plus as I have a few Bock Titanium nibs that I can use with this pen.
Hey Doug, always enjoyed your pen reviews, this one is no different. A suggestion I would like to make is to consider writing a couple of words (after say quickly dipping the nib into ink) to get a sense of how the nib writes before disassembling the pen, just to fully eliminate the possibility of reinstallation of the nib/feed playing any role in the nib's performance. I have on a few occassions noticed on pens then allows many degrees of freedom on how nib/feed can be inserted that even slight reorientation can have noticeable effects on flow and tine alignment, so it might make sense to see how much care the vendor has put in to ensure the writing experience is good 'out-of-the-box'.
@@jacobus57 Platinum. Beautiful nib in BB. I personally find the Bock titanium feels more like an HB pencil than a fountain pen. Fpnibs.com is the only place I know that stocks the unengraved version.
Thank you again Doug for your candid and thorough reviews! I'm intending to purchase this to fit a Bobby naginata (one of his lemon manual grinding no. 6's I noticed you have as well). Do you think it would fit? It seems there's good cap clearance I find it hard to judge the housing dimensions by sight!
This is just up ny alley. I like the P30, but the titanium speaks to me a lot more than the brass. BTW, I had the same experiences with Bock nibs. Jowo nibs, e.g. from Goulet, seem to be smoother out of the box.
Thanks for another great video! Having liked the P30, I also got this. I typically try to avoid pens that are hard to clean, such as piston-fillers that don't have a tooless way to fully open the piston, but seeing that this seems to have a screw-in nib-unit I bit the bullet. I was wrong... The pen came with the piston seemingly smeared with grease. This shouldn't usually be a problem, except that the grease seems to have also gotten into the narrower part towards the front and this severely impedes ink-flow. The ink just stands there, not willing to go towards the feed. I think it does trickle down a little bit because the pen doesn't stop writing - just writing very dry and thin. No problem I say - let's crack open the nib-unit! Hmm... Doesn't budge... I think I bent the nib out of alignement just trying to twist this open but the nib-unit doesn't move even a tiny bit. Removing the nib without the unit is easy - simply pull, but this still leaves the feed-tube in plase, and doesn't really provide any clearing at all to get to the piston. So now I'm stuck with either having to get the special wrench, or returning this. I have a month to decide... Anyone knows a cheap good source for these wrenches...?
@@InkquiringMinds Thanks! A got the wrench (which is very cheap and should be useful for my P30 anyway) but decided to return the P36. It just had too many strikes agains it: The nib-unit is way too hard to remove. I ended up shoving a star-wrench with the appropriate size wrapped in a latex glove and had to really crank it.. Not nice... With the nib-unit out, I though it would be easy to flush out the barrel, just like the P30 or any Pelikan, but that didn't work either. That constriction in the acrylic barrel really doesn't let water through. I eneded up using a syringe, but this is just messy. So overally, this is a really nice looking pen, but way too much work for 50 plus dollars..
Another great review Doug,I have one on its way only because it’s titanium (p30 way too heavy for me).I agree with you about the nibs the Asvine pens I have are fantastic out off the box & like you said I can swap my own nibs👍
I believe there is a nib holder, which is a norm now to all Chinese pen makers we have known. The initial installation is always so tight. A replacement with Bock requiring some ur etsy seller performing a brutal pull and push, which loosen the collar. No need to go for Bock B. A meshed factory f nib will be as broad as you could imagine.
I was waiting for your review before purchasing my own. I went with the Bock nib even though I wanted an EF, because I have plenty of Asvine pens with Asvine nibs, and have ZERO Bock nibs as of yet. I can afford the extra tenner for it.
Thanks for another yet excellent and thorough review, Professor Doug! This is a very beautiful pen made from premium materials. Thanks for the heads up on the nib; given your previous reviews of Asvine pens [especially the P20], I would be inclined to opt for the Asvine M nib. I hope you don't mind sharing your thoughts about the difference between the material of the cap, and section screws. Titanium is much harder than acrylic and I wonder if that would affect the longevity of the cap screws. Asvine P30, albeit heavier, doesn't have that issue. Thanks again, and please keep up your excellent work!
@@InkquiringMinds You are always ahead of the curve, aren't you! I look very forward to your review. I ordered three tonight, and can't wait to receive them.
Interesting pen. Thank you, my monthly budget for pens has just opened up again so I'm looking at a few on Etsy. I do like the ink capacity in these pens, and this one is a little lighter. I made the mistake of buying a Jinhao Dragon pen. Great decoration! Sits nicely in my wall display case and I suspect I will never use it again. Coronation weekend - will you be watching?
Well, nice pen! I like the way it looks and it appears to be made very well, too. I think I'm going to break my resolution to avoid buying pens and pick one of these up, but with an Asvine nib as I am not a fan of Bock nibs. Thanks for the excellent review!
Doug I got this pen and loved it but, I like big nibs I cannot lie. Got another and swapped the nib for an Osprey Pens Architect double broad and ...... YOWZA!
Together with the new release v200, all asvine metal pens got treadmill on sections. Without mentioning some pen maker from Antwerp, this design is pro to uncrew the section off the barrel, when each time the cap is unscrewed from section. I know Pelikan does so for over 30 years, but their section is glued to barrel. Still a fun pen, bargain.
Nice review! While posting isn't that important to me, I like to be able to do it in a pinch. It would've been nice if the cap posted deeper so you don't risk moving the piston. The V126 is still my favorite Asvine at the moment.
With that part after the grip section where it narrows down just to then go to the wider reservoire it seems like they plan to make a similar pen with a bulk filler.
Beautiful design! Are Asvine nibs thinner than Bock, considering eastern nibs being one step down compared to western nibs? And speaking of nibs, I wonder what Pilot nibs are equivalent to #6 nibs?
Iridium is the tipping material, although most pens have a different kind of alloy than pure iridium. Most nibs have tipping material welded to the tip of the tines, regardless of whether they are gold or steel, and then they are ground to fine, medium, broad etc. Stubs have no tipping material.
I’ve been eyeing this pen as well. Currently waiting on my and my wife’s A2 to arrive, I saw them for sale before your video but as always your video made me pull the trigger. I’m currently looking for birthday gift ideas to give my wife for me. Any input with a 2-300 price range?
Leonardo. The Momento Zero and Furore steel nibbed pens are an amazing pen for relatively little price. If you have up to $300 and want a larger pen, the MZG 2.0 and the Furore Grande are awesome as well. Gold will set you back double the price, but in my opinion, the pen is wonderful in steel.
@@InkquiringMinds yea I have the MZ and I’ve been wanting the Grande because I feel the MZ would make a wonderful piston pen! I will have to look for a finish!
Super video sir. Always so entertaining watching your videos! I hope to see you at the Coronation of His Majesty Charles III, King of Canada and Defender of Faith. I'm the honoured to be His Majesty's Pen Bearer. A singular honour - and I'm not even a Duke of the Royal Blood.
Most important information: Asvine nibs are smoother than Bock nibs. My experience with Jowo fine nibs (although tuned by ASA) are also similar. They write well, ink flow is consistent, but they are more scratchy compared to Pilot or Kanwrite nibs. Excellent review 😊!
@@uttoran না। ওটা সরবরাহের খরচা। শুল্ক বিভাগ অনেক সময়েই ধরে না। কিন্তু ধরলে ফাউন্টেন পেনে ৪২% শুল্ক বসবে মুদ্রিত মূল্যের উপর, ক্ষেত্র বিশেষে আরো বেশিও হতে পারে। তা সত্ত্বেও ওখান (চীন, বিশেষত) থেকে আনাই লাভজনক, কারণ ভারতে যদিও বা বিদেশী কলম পাওয়া যায়, অনেক গুণ দাম বেশি হয়।
@@uttoran আমি একটা কিনেছি কদিন আগে, কিন্তু আসতে সময় লাগবে। তাই এখনই বলতে পারছি না নিজের অভিজ্ঞতা। তবে সবার থেকে যা শুনেছি, শুল্ক দেশভিত্তিক না, দ্রব্যের ওপর নির্ভর করে। কলমের ক্ষেত্রে (বিশেষ করে $৫০ এর ওপর) সেটা ৪২%। অনেকক্ষেত্রে শুল্কবিভাগে আটকায় না, তখন এক পয়সাও অতিরিক্ত লাগে না।
The nib and feed are friction fit on the Asvine P36 and not part of an unscrewable nib unit. Other than that, the feed is a Schmidt, so if you wanted to swap in another #6 Schmidt, it would work.
I just received my pen. Lovely design and the grip is not slippery at all. When I went to grease the piston, the shaft came off the piston knob. I did manage to re attach the shaft but the knob is loose. Any suggestions?
It is a lot of trial and error. You have to get the piston cam started into the crank slot enough so the knob closes completely and tight against the barrel. Tricky.
These Chinese pens are getting better and better in quality. Imagine what they'll be making in ten years' time. Still, you're only half the man without Nosferatu, so I'm eagerly awaiting your next restoration. BTW, the sound in this video is a little muffled. Thanks, as always, from Terror Australis.
Im sorry for my poor english, but you said that you fixed the pen before using it, l would like to know if theres a video where l can see how yo do that, if you could
@@InkquiringMinds I’m planning to order the asvine v126. I liked the looks of the p26 platinum but probably should pass. Maybe they will make a smaller version. Cool pen.
Thanks again for your review, Doug. Again this pen is another great model of the Asvine collection. I like Titanium pens a lot and certainly will consider buying this pen soon. That you can swap nibs is a plus as I have a few Bock Titanium nibs that I can use with this pen.
Thank you for this review! I've been looking for a review of this pen, and I believe you're the first to do it, so I really appreciate it!
Thanks, Jorge!
Happy Birthday Mr. DR. All best to you.
Thank you, Santa!
Hey Doug, always enjoyed your pen reviews, this one is no different. A suggestion I would like to make is to consider writing a couple of words (after say quickly dipping the nib into ink) to get a sense of how the nib writes before disassembling the pen, just to fully eliminate the possibility of reinstallation of the nib/feed playing any role in the nib's performance. I have on a few occassions noticed on pens then allows many degrees of freedom on how nib/feed can be inserted that even slight reorientation can have noticeable effects on flow and tine alignment, so it might make sense to see how much care the vendor has put in to ensure the writing experience is good 'out-of-the-box'.
I think Doug knows what he's doing.
Thanks again for the review. I received mine today (very quickly I should say), and I absolutely adore it! Thanks so much for pointing this one out.
I also fixed the line up issue. I thought I'm the only one with OCD problem, lol!
I am genuinely looking forward to trying this with a double broad unengraved Bock platinum nib, such an elegant piece. Thank you for the great review!
Bick platinum? Did you mean titanium?
@@jacobus57 Platinum. Beautiful nib in BB. I personally find the Bock titanium feels more like an HB pencil than a fountain pen. Fpnibs.com is the only place I know that stocks the unengraved version.
Thank you again Doug for your candid and thorough reviews!
I'm intending to purchase this to fit a Bobby naginata (one of his lemon manual grinding no. 6's I noticed you have as well).
Do you think it would fit?
It seems there's good cap clearance I find it hard to judge the housing dimensions by sight!
It should, if you use the Asvine feed and nib unit.
Thanks for another great review, Doug. Hear ya next time 😊
Awesome job, professor!
Gorgeous gorgeousity!!
Wow it really is a bold looking pen. I like it! Gives me aviation, 1940 military plane feel. Very nice indeed.
This is just up ny alley. I like the P30, but the titanium speaks to me a lot more than the brass. BTW, I had the same experiences with Bock nibs. Jowo nibs, e.g. from Goulet, seem to be smoother out of the box.
Thanks for another great video!
Having liked the P30, I also got this. I typically try to avoid pens that are hard to clean, such as piston-fillers that don't have a tooless way to fully open the piston, but seeing that this seems to have a screw-in nib-unit I bit the bullet. I was wrong... The pen came with the piston seemingly smeared with grease. This shouldn't usually be a problem, except that the grease seems to have also gotten into the narrower part towards the front and this severely impedes ink-flow. The ink just stands there, not willing to go towards the feed. I think it does trickle down a little bit because the pen doesn't stop writing - just writing very dry and thin. No problem I say - let's crack open the nib-unit! Hmm... Doesn't budge... I think I bent the nib out of alignement just trying to twist this open but the nib-unit doesn't move even a tiny bit. Removing the nib without the unit is easy - simply pull, but this still leaves the feed-tube in plase, and doesn't really provide any clearing at all to get to the piston.
So now I'm stuck with either having to get the special wrench, or returning this. I have a month to decide...
Anyone knows a cheap good source for these wrenches...?
The wrench for the Wing Sung 699 fits.
a.aliexpress.com/_mqg1F62
@@InkquiringMinds Thanks! A got the wrench (which is very cheap and should be useful for my P30 anyway) but decided to return the P36. It just had too many strikes agains it: The nib-unit is way too hard to remove. I ended up shoving a star-wrench with the appropriate size wrapped in a latex glove and had to really crank it.. Not nice... With the nib-unit out, I though it would be easy to flush out the barrel, just like the P30 or any Pelikan, but that didn't work either. That constriction in the acrylic barrel really doesn't let water through. I eneded up using a syringe, but this is just messy. So overally, this is a really nice looking pen, but way too much work for 50 plus dollars..
Oh, that’s a nice looking pen. Definitely considering that one for the future. Nice review, Doug.
Thank you, Oscar!
Another great review Doug,I have one on its way only because it’s titanium (p30 way too heavy for me).I agree with you about the nibs the Asvine pens I have are fantastic out off the box & like you said I can swap my own nibs👍
Thanks, Ed!
Super. I could imagine this to be a pen worthy of getting a Bock titanium nib to swap in. Thanks as always for a fine review!
That would be a nice combination.
just received mine this week . Lovely pen , but i wich it had more weight to it . lovely writer . thanks for the review
Fill it with heavier ink.
I believe there is a nib holder, which is a norm now to all Chinese pen makers we have known. The initial installation is always so tight. A replacement with Bock requiring some ur etsy seller performing a brutal pull and push, which loosen the collar. No need to go for Bock B. A meshed factory f nib will be as broad as you could imagine.
That B nib seems to produce rather thin lines.
I was waiting for your review before purchasing my own. I went with the Bock nib even though I wanted an EF, because I have plenty of Asvine pens with Asvine nibs, and have ZERO Bock nibs as of yet. I can afford the extra tenner for it.
Thanks Gwen!
Thanks for another yet excellent and thorough review, Professor Doug! This is a very beautiful pen made from premium materials. Thanks for the heads up on the nib; given your previous reviews of Asvine pens [especially the P20], I would be inclined to opt for the Asvine M nib. I hope you don't mind sharing your thoughts about the difference between the material of the cap, and section screws. Titanium is much harder than acrylic and I wonder if that would affect the longevity of the cap screws. Asvine P30, albeit heavier, doesn't have that issue. Thanks again, and please keep up your excellent work!
The threads on the P36 are nicely shaped and not sharp. And the cap engages with them without play. So I expect they’ll last.
@@delkott Mine should be here this week.
@@InkquiringMinds You are always ahead of the curve, aren't you! I look very forward to your review. I ordered three tonight, and can't wait to receive them.
Interesting pen. Thank you, my monthly budget for pens has just opened up again so I'm looking at a few on Etsy. I do like the ink capacity in these pens, and this one is a little lighter. I made the mistake of buying a Jinhao Dragon pen. Great decoration! Sits nicely in my wall display case and I suspect I will never use it again. Coronation weekend - will you be watching?
I might peek! :)
@@InkquiringMinds I did too. Loved the spectacular but it was good to hear the coach taking them back was considered a really bumpy ride.
Well, nice pen! I like the way it looks and it appears to be made very well, too. I think I'm going to break my resolution to avoid buying pens and pick one of these up, but with an Asvine nib as I am not a fan of Bock nibs. Thanks for the excellent review!
Thank you so much, sailcat9!
Doug I got this pen and loved it but, I like big nibs I cannot lie. Got another and swapped the nib for an Osprey Pens Architect double broad and ...... YOWZA!
Did you get the whole osprey assembly to fit or just the nib?
@@belselkel I just swapped a nib. It was tight. You might want to try to swap the nib and the feed.
Together with the new release v200, all asvine metal pens got treadmill on sections. Without mentioning some pen maker from Antwerp, this design is pro to uncrew the section off the barrel, when each time the cap is unscrewed from section. I know Pelikan does so for over 30 years, but their section is glued to barrel. Still a fun pen, bargain.
Looking forward to one.
@@InkquiringMinds v200? Just another vacuum in titanium.
Nice review! While posting isn't that important to me, I like to be able to do it in a pinch. It would've been nice if the cap posted deeper so you don't risk moving the piston. The V126 is still my favorite Asvine at the moment.
Thanks Sam. I’m finding the P20 in Galaxy and Amber my go-to favorites lately.
Thank you for showing us Doug!
Just realized when you were showing your Asvine collection that the purple/blue P20 is very similar to the Nahvalur Schuylkill
They are very close. Same piston too.
@@InkquiringMinds now I see that like usual I am late!! You did a video on these pens a while back!
Yes!
Thanks!
Most welcome Terri!
With that part after the grip section where it narrows down just to then go to the wider reservoire it seems like they plan to make a similar pen with a bulk filler.
Nice catch! I don't see any use for that narrow nozzle in a piston filler for sure!
@@InkquiringMinds I think this might be to mimic the look of the CONID pens.
Beautiful design!
Are Asvine nibs thinner than Bock, considering eastern nibs being one step down compared to western nibs?
And speaking of nibs, I wonder what Pilot nibs are equivalent to #6 nibs?
Yes, the eastern nibs seem to run thinner. Pilot nibs are incompatible with standard #5 and #6 sizes but the #15 Pilot is close to a #6 size nib.
@@InkquiringMinds Thank you!
Is a pen with iridium nib good?
Iridium is the tipping material, although most pens have a different kind of alloy than pure iridium. Most nibs have tipping material welded to the tip of the tines, regardless of whether they are gold or steel, and then they are ground to fine, medium, broad etc. Stubs have no tipping material.
@Inkquiring Minds thank you , sending all love from India
I’ve been eyeing this pen as well. Currently waiting on my and my wife’s A2 to arrive, I saw them for sale before your video but as always your video made me pull the trigger. I’m currently looking for birthday gift ideas to give my wife for me. Any input with a 2-300 price range?
Leonardo. The Momento Zero and Furore steel nibbed pens are an amazing pen for relatively little price. If you have up to $300 and want a larger pen, the MZG 2.0 and the Furore Grande are awesome as well. Gold will set you back double the price, but in my opinion, the pen is wonderful in steel.
@@InkquiringMinds yea I have the MZ and I’ve been wanting the Grande because I feel the MZ would make a wonderful piston pen! I will have to look for a finish!
Super video sir. Always so entertaining watching your videos! I hope to see you at the Coronation of His Majesty Charles III, King of Canada and Defender of Faith. I'm the honoured to be His Majesty's Pen Bearer. A singular honour - and I'm not even a Duke of the Royal Blood.
Say Hi to Charlie for me!
@@InkquiringMinds I’m expecting you there as an honoured guest!
15:07 how does your broad nib looks so thin on the paper? I have a few Bock Mediums that look like 1.0mm+ lines.
That’s how the line measured against my Binder chart.
Most important information: Asvine nibs are smoother than Bock nibs. My experience with Jowo fine nibs (although tuned by ASA) are also similar. They write well, ink flow is consistent, but they are more scratchy compared to Pilot or Kanwrite nibs. Excellent review 😊!
Pilots are THE smoothest!
@@uttoran হ্যাঁ, ভারতের সর্বত্রই করে। তবে শুল্ক বিভাগে আটকাতে পারে, বাইরে থেকে জিনিস আনলে অনেক শুল্ক দিতে হয়।
@@uttoran না। ওটা সরবরাহের খরচা। শুল্ক বিভাগ অনেক সময়েই ধরে না। কিন্তু ধরলে ফাউন্টেন পেনে ৪২% শুল্ক বসবে মুদ্রিত মূল্যের উপর, ক্ষেত্র বিশেষে আরো বেশিও হতে পারে। তা সত্ত্বেও ওখান (চীন, বিশেষত) থেকে আনাই লাভজনক, কারণ ভারতে যদিও বা বিদেশী কলম পাওয়া যায়, অনেক গুণ দাম বেশি হয়।
@@uttoran আমি একটা কিনেছি কদিন আগে, কিন্তু আসতে সময় লাগবে। তাই এখনই বলতে পারছি না নিজের অভিজ্ঞতা। তবে সবার থেকে যা শুনেছি, শুল্ক দেশভিত্তিক না, দ্রব্যের ওপর নির্ভর করে। কলমের ক্ষেত্রে (বিশেষ করে $৫০ এর ওপর) সেটা ৪২%। অনেকক্ষেত্রে শুল্কবিভাগে আটকায় না, তখন এক পয়সাও অতিরিক্ত লাগে না।
@@uttoran আচ্ছা, অপেক্ষা করে দেখা যাক। আমি সত্যিই জানি না, তবে শুল্কটা সংগ্রহ করে যারা সরবরাহ করে, সেই সংস্থা।
where can I get the tool like you had there to dissassemble the piston mechanism?
The Inky Nib
Do you clean the pen with soap before inking?
Yes. Water and a drop of Dawn.
Thanks to you r video, I ordered one today! Can you please tell me if it is a good clone of a CONID since the aesthetics appear to be similar?
The nib and feed are friction fit on the Asvine P36 and not part of an unscrewable nib unit. Other than that, the feed is a Schmidt, so if you wanted to swap in another #6 Schmidt, it would work.
@@InkquiringMinds Thank you!
Is the majohn brass wrench working to dissesemble this one to? Idk but it seems that that is the only wrench that is available to ship to austria😂😂😂
No. I use either the wrench that came with my Nahvalur (Narwhal) or the wrench for the Wing Sung 699 piston filler.
I just received my pen. Lovely design and the grip is not slippery at all.
When I went to grease the piston, the shaft came off the piston knob. I did manage to re attach the shaft but the knob is loose. Any suggestions?
It is a lot of trial and error. You have to get the piston cam started into the crank slot enough so the knob closes completely and tight against the barrel. Tricky.
@@InkquiringMinds I got it from o close tight but the knob is loose. It wiggles. I don't know if anything can be done.
@@paulmchugh1430 You mean it still wiggles even when it is tight up against the end of the barrel?
@@InkquiringMinds yes. The knob moves. The piston is completely up but the knob will not stay tight. It wiggles and is not moving the piston
The nib unit can be unscrewed. It just needs a bit of force😁
I eventually got it!
Is it a regular bock nib unit?
These Chinese pens are getting better and better in quality. Imagine what they'll be making in ten years' time. Still, you're only half the man without Nosferatu, so I'm eagerly awaiting your next restoration.
BTW, the sound in this video is a little muffled.
Thanks, as always, from Terror Australis.
I've been experimenting with a wireless lavalier mic.
Missed opportunity: You could have used South Park clips of the guy yelling "AAASSSS" followed by you saying vine!
You think that the thread is metal to acryl will be a problem in their design?
It is possible. But they are nicely fit. There is no play and very little friction.
@@InkquiringMinds thank you for your review
Hi,can you tell me what pen do you use to write at initial of video?Thank
Sure! It is a Leonardo Officina Italiana Momento Zero Blue Hawaii with a custom ground architect nib and J. Herbin Kyanite du Nepal ink.
@@InkquiringMinds Thank! So what is orginal nib size?
@@InkquiringMinds And Did you do the custom architect nib yourself?
@@heygenvn_official It was a broad to begin with and I had it done by Jack Hernandez.
Could you possibly give me that etsy store name again? I can never quite catch it. Thanks
esybuy on Etsy. www.etsy.com/ca/shop/esybuy?ref=usf_2020
@InkquiringMinds Thanks very much! I've found it and now have to figure out how to behave.
Not a fan of that broad clip on first sight. It would take some getting used to. Posting looks like it could be lethal.
The clip is nice. The posting not so much.
Look what Majohn can do when they’re not copying others!
Come may say they (Asvine) are copying the Conid Bulkfiller.
I was able to unscrew the nib unit out
You have to pull it. As I said in the review, the nib and feed are not part of a nib unit that unscrews. It is friction fit.
Funny, I was able to screw mine out. There’s 2 o-rings on the nib unit. I put it back in and pulled the nib and feed to replace the nib.
@@EnCwoisant hmmm. I was close to breaking mine and gave up.
@BOGDAN SERBAN yes
Does everyone knows how he did the tweaking to the pen???
I don’t understand the question
Im sorry for my poor english, but you said that you fixed the pen before using it, l would like to know if theres a video where l can see how yo do that, if you could
@@Cezarwuuu I show it in this video: ua-cam.com/video/bu2FkfJcyRQ/v-deo.htmlsi=KNJA30yJU-yKRx3z
@@InkquiringMinds thank you so much l love your reviews
Tell Napoleon: "Good rule of thumb/In politics, too smart is dumb."
This seems a total copy of the "Kingsize Demonstrator CONID Bulkfiller Streamline - Titanium" except for the amazing filling system of the original
Similar vibe.
There something wrong with sound, your voice comes as if you have a thick blanked over your head (or your mic).
Looks like Doug is wearing a lapel mic and his collar is covering it?
...and there's distortion.
I've been experimenting with a new wireless lavalier mic I got. Not so good so far.
@@InkquiringMinds You should have unpacked it before use... :)
Do you think it’s too big for a woman especially you wouldn’t be posting the cap. I would say I have a smaller size hand I think size 7.
It is too big for my medium hands when posted. Posted it is okay, but a little heavy.
@@InkquiringMinds I’m planning to order the asvine v126. I liked the looks of the p26 platinum but probably should pass. Maybe they will make a smaller version. Cool pen.
@@bonnieshapiro3511 The V126 is a great pen.
'Thigh' tanium vs 'tit' tanium
Titanium from Assvine.
Ass-vine.
what. a. name.
good job chinese manufacturers, good job.
It's Asvine, not Assvine; good job Freud, good job.