I recently bought my first vac filler. A matte black V169. I'm surprised at how much I use it. It is really starting to grow on me. I hope it will be released in blue and coffee too.
I still don't get it. Where and how do you connect your Hoover? The more things change, the more they stay the same. Same basic idea for the early Sheaffer's vac fillers. Another good, simple instruction for a still very common, but potentially confusing filling system for some. Especially when trying to read some Google Translate fiascos from some Chinese pens.
If you have a vacuum filler, you must know the precautions of filling and using the pen. If you have a vacuum filler and are a novice, you have been warned. I like both the 456 and the Original +. I also have a Pineider Avatar Twin Tank Touchdown too.
Hey Doug I have a question for you... Do you run soapy water in your Pelikan or Leonardo piston fillers as well or just water? Does the soap make the lubrication on the inside of the barrel dissipate more than just water or ink over time?
Soapy water just helps break up surface tension and helps clean out ink. It doesn’t lubricant as you rinse it out with clear water. I use silicone grease on pistons.
@@InkquiringMinds So soapy water is fine to use in a piston filler then? I didn't know for sure because I just have my Furore Grande, and now 3 Pelikans and haven't tried it with soapy water like my converters. I've just used water with them.
Be careful with the 3013. Out of the 6 I've had, only one hasn't broken. Cap tended to shatter where the clip is attached. Brittle seems a hallmark of the 3xxx Wing Sung pens.
@@InkquiringMinds There's a suspicious similarity... What with the 3008, and them not targeting Wing Sung and their piston fillers when they went after other companies, I'm not sure there's that much difference between TWSBI and Wing Sung, except for the vendors.
@@paulherman5822 TSBI obviously sources its pistons from China, so it isn’t beyond reasonable to assume the plastics are sourced from the same Chinese factories.
🤣hahaha...lol.... Leafs fans... but, but....we'll do it next year!!!! There's the old joke... Why won't the NHL give Hamilton a team.....because then they'd have to give Toronto one too!!! - I think vac fillers are the most fun but piston and button fillers are great too!
I use an Asvine V126 in my daily work and an eyedropper pen as a backup. Thanks for the technique of full filling
I recently bought my first vac filler. A matte black V169. I'm surprised at how much I use it. It is really starting to grow on me. I hope it will be released in blue and coffee too.
Love you're sense of humor! 😂❤
Thank you so much, @megansmallwood3409!
"use a ballpoint" You... You monster!!
I still don't get it. Where and how do you connect your Hoover?
The more things change, the more they stay the same. Same basic idea for the early Sheaffer's vac fillers.
Another good, simple instruction for a still very common, but potentially confusing filling system for some. Especially when trying to read some Google Translate fiascos from some Chinese pens.
LMAO!
If you have a vacuum filler, you must know the precautions of filling and using the pen. If you have a vacuum filler and are a novice, you have been warned.
I like both the 456 and the Original +. I also have a Pineider Avatar Twin Tank Touchdown too.
THERE'S NO NEGATIVE PRESSURE, BACK THERE, THERE'S JUST CERO PRESSURE ;)
Hey Doug I have a question for you... Do you run soapy water in your Pelikan or Leonardo piston fillers as well or just water? Does the soap make the lubrication on the inside of the barrel dissipate more than just water or ink over time?
Soapy water just helps break up surface tension and helps clean out ink. It doesn’t lubricant as you rinse it out with clear water. I use silicone grease on pistons.
@@InkquiringMinds So soapy water is fine to use in a piston filler then? I didn't know for sure because I just have my Furore Grande, and now 3 Pelikans and haven't tried it with soapy water like my converters. I've just used water with them.
@@williamcatalano1762 Just ensure you rinse the soapy water out with clear water. And soapy means one drop of Dawn for one cup of water.
@@InkquiringMinds Good deal thanks Doug! That is pretty much how I do it exactly with my converter pens.
I have a Wing 3013 with the same system. I find it great fun
But the 3013 doesn’t have a shut off valve.
Be careful with the 3013. Out of the 6 I've had, only one hasn't broken. Cap tended to shatter where the clip is attached. Brittle seems a hallmark of the 3xxx Wing Sung pens.
@@paulherman5822 I think Wing Sung Junior has its plastic made by TWSBI
@@InkquiringMinds There's a suspicious similarity... What with the 3008, and them not targeting Wing Sung and their piston fillers when they went after other companies, I'm not sure there's that much difference between TWSBI and Wing Sung, except for the vendors.
@@paulherman5822 TSBI obviously sources its pistons from China, so it isn’t beyond reasonable to assume the plastics are sourced from the same Chinese factories.
A truly cautious person uses nitrile gloves to perform the patented "Doug" maneuver! 🙂
LOL
i have wing sung 9180 how much is it
You tell me! It's your pen!
@@InkquiringMinds I don't know its price
@@FMmm-nu3zs I don't know to which pen you are referring.
@@InkquiringMinds his number 9180
🤣hahaha...lol.... Leafs fans... but, but....we'll do it next year!!!! There's the old joke... Why won't the NHL give Hamilton a team.....because then they'd have to give Toronto one too!!! - I think vac fillers are the most fun but piston and button fillers are great too!
Next year you guys will be winning the cup in September - AGAIN! :)