How to fill the Platypus Pens Model 20 Fountain pen

With it's unique filling system, here is a 'how to' video about filling and cleaning the Platypus Pens Model 20 Fountain Pen
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[@steventrosiek2623]

Fabulous and amazing fountain pen. Twist filler pens are not new, as a few vintage brands of the early 1900s were twist fillers, only they had a hooked bar that would wrap around a standard sac , then released it would fill completely. Thanks for a great video, as always.

[@sammiches6859]

I had no idea there were any fountain pen makers in Australia. In less than a year from a time with no fountain pens, I have pens that have been made in Germany, Japan, the USA, and have 3 from England (The Good Blue) and 3 from Scotland (if that's where Namisu makes them) are on the way. I hope I can one day afford this Model 20 as my first Australian pen. The color and pattern on your model here is fantastic.

[@paulmchugh1430]

Very interesting system. It reminds me of a sponge by twisting it right and releasing it drAws the fluid in. I wonder how much ink it will hold.

[@theoffstageme]

As I think I mention in the review, a full (and doable) capacity of the pen is just under 2ml

[@paulmchugh1430]

@@theoffstageme thanks, I must have missed it