Thank you, my friend! I was afraid my trusty 5 year old Lamy safari was dead, because i can put the cap only one way. But after your instruction it work again! Thank YOU!
Hey I am glad I found your video. Thanks for drawing it in detail. I had two Safaris to fix. Me and my dad learned something that might help you too. So, once you have popped off the finial with the dowel (we used a scredriver), you can push the inner cap by using the dovel on the opposite side and pushing it down. This prevents the stress on the inner cap if clip removal is attempted. Once tape is applied- push the inner cap back inside the cap and as you suggested: use the pen body to push it (we used a hex socket). The undue pressure on the inner cap while removing the clip can be be avoided and may help maintain its life.
Thank you, i dropped mine with the cap on and some ink got stuck between the metal and the plastic (trasnparent), i coudnt get rid of it with water and your video helped me deep clean the cap
This repair is not without risk- be careful to have your 'pushing tool' exactly centered to only push on the finial- otherwise the inner cap can tear. (don't ask me how I know!) I used a 3mm hex key as a tool. I used 2 wraps of electrical tape around the inner cap to improve the snap. The pen is back together with improved snap, but I'm guessing the inner cap will fall out at some point as there is nothing holding it in but friction at this point. I might have to glue it in place if it falls out. does anyone offer replacement inner cap components? Lamy doesn't appear to, and I couldn't find anything on Amazon or Aliexpress.
You can also put the empty cap for 2-3 minutes in hot water and let it dry and cool down. This shrinks the elastomeric cap lining back to its original dimensions. Do not put the pen back while it is still warm. It should cool down while it is empty. By hot I mean around 70-80 degrees C. Do not boil the cap. It is my personal method. I do not take any responsibility about the consequences.
Glad it helps! Which pen are you referring? I do list the pen and ink used in this video in the description. The M200 was loaded with Diamine Ancient Copper.
Loose nib? Safari's nib is easy to remove from the feed and reattach. Perhaps you can try remove and reinstall nib? Now, it can be a good video for my future tinkering with pen video..
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Thank you, my friend! I was afraid my trusty 5 year old Lamy safari was dead, because i can put the cap only one way. But after your instruction it work again! Thank YOU!
Thanks for watching, I'm glad it helped! Hopefully that's many years more for your safari~
Hey I am glad I found your video. Thanks for drawing it in detail. I had two Safaris to fix. Me and my dad learned something that might help you too. So, once you have popped off the finial with the dowel (we used a scredriver), you can push the inner cap by using the dovel on the opposite side and pushing it down. This prevents the stress on the inner cap if clip removal is attempted. Once tape is applied- push the inner cap back inside the cap and as you suggested: use the pen body to push it (we used a hex socket). The undue pressure on the inner cap while removing the clip can be be avoided and may help maintain its life.
thanks for offering some suggestions! Let's hope that I don't need to disassemble the cap that many times in the first place.
Thank you, i dropped mine with the cap on and some ink got stuck between the metal and the plastic (trasnparent), i coudnt get rid of it with water and your video helped me deep clean the cap
Glad it helped!
It really worked. Thanks
I'm glad it helped!
3:43 minutes in and MAN YOU GOT IT BAD!! ...ALL INTO THIS HOBBY!!....Thank you! I have now got several ideas rattling around in my brain box😂😂😂😂
Got what?
@@jacobonfountainpen It's a phrase for someone who is deep into a hobby or a significant other or anything really
Worked on Lamy safari, thanks
Great! I'm glad it helped!
This repair is not without risk- be careful to have your 'pushing tool' exactly centered to only push on the finial- otherwise the inner cap can tear. (don't ask me how I know!) I used a 3mm hex key as a tool. I used 2 wraps of electrical tape around the inner cap to improve the snap. The pen is back together with improved snap, but I'm guessing the inner cap will fall out at some point as there is nothing holding it in but friction at this point. I might have to glue it in place if it falls out.
does anyone offer replacement inner cap components? Lamy doesn't appear to, and I couldn't find anything on Amazon or Aliexpress.
yep i guess having a softer rounder 'pushing tool' would help, like a wooder stick or something of the right size and shape.
You can also put the empty cap for 2-3 minutes in hot water and let it dry and cool down. This shrinks the elastomeric cap lining back to its original dimensions. Do not put the pen back while it is still warm. It should cool down while it is empty.
By hot I mean around 70-80 degrees C. Do not boil the cap.
It is my personal method. I do not take any responsibility about the consequences.
Heyy i need help. How to remove ink stuck between the metal thingy and plastic in the cap?
Please make a video on this
Thanks it worked. Can you let me know what inks you were using in the video ?
Glad it helps! Which pen are you referring? I do list the pen and ink used in this video in the description. The M200 was loaded with Diamine Ancient Copper.
Ok. Now any idea how to fix a loose nib? I have a brand new Safari and the lib is loose.
Loose nib? Safari's nib is easy to remove from the feed and reattach. Perhaps you can try remove and reinstall nib?
Now, it can be a good video for my future tinkering with pen video..
@jacobonfountainpen7811 Thank you for the reply. I look forward to that video.
Thanks. Worked well. Can you please let me know which inks have you used in your video ?
@rajeevnarayanan8758 I normally list all the pens and inks used in my video in the description, you can refer to that~!