Replacing the nib on a Leonardo Momento Zero

[@Peli715]

Kerry, thank you so much for posting this video, very helpful!

[@tor2162]

the double grip tip is very useful, thanks.

[@steventrosiek2623]

Leonardo momento zero nib and feed are always really tight fit. I use bernard pliers with padded jaw to extract them.

[@robbinallan3767]

Very helpful video. I have removed tons on nibs but this one was tough enough to make me worry about it. You gave me courage to persist.

[@Addwrite]

This was painful to watch! I'm always nervous when I disassemble my pens.

[@chrisbliss2034]

Double rubber grip is always good (!); but knowledge is key : you can pull comfortably if you absolutely know the nib and feed are a friction fit. Some models have the feed plus inner section threaded into the body. Therefore, if unsure how it's attached, first turn anticlockwise....Treat her like a Lady...😊

[@nrs6956]

Thank you.

[@WaitingtoHit]

To answer your question, I am unsure what is up.

[@davecharvella4854]

Great tip on aligning the the nib and feed slits!

[@archivist17]

Useful guidance for a number of different makes and models.

[@scotkleinman]

I would also add to be careful putting the cap back on the first time -just in case the nib is too high ....

[@dennismanning3964]

double rubber grip! Thanks for showing us the what about a Leonardo. I have one and it is a best writer for me.

[@willk4599]

So why isn’t the feed and casing included with a new nib? Seems like unscrewing the nib and feed is easier and should not void the warranty. I realize I’m probably wrong here but wanted to get your thoughts on which option you prefer when swapping. Thanks for sharing!

[@ancohen123]

Been loving your videos lately. How do you store your pens? Would be fun to see behind the scenes of another penthusiast