Does this pen take the Uni-ball Signo 207 0.7mm refill? I love the body of the pen but the 1.0mm line is too thick for me!
1479443
Sorry. I have never used a fine line. It only costs 9 bucks to try the fine line in a multi pack but I would not be optimistic. It says in the fine line refills that it does not fit all bodies---http://www.amazon.com/Uni-ball-Jetstream--0-7mm-blue-Ink-value-Discription/dp/B00GU349A8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=undefined&sr=8-1&keywords=uniball+refill+fine+point
1479444
i don't know about refills - the pen does screw apart, but at the cost it is .. if it leaks, or starts to clump, I toss it .. Never even thought about refills ..
1479445
Sorry. I have never used a fine line. It only costs 9 bucks to try the fine line in a multi pack but I would not be optimistic. It says in the fine line refills that it does not fit all bodies---http://www.amazon.com/Uni-ball-Jetstream--0-7mm-blue-Ink-value-Discription/dp/B00GU349A8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=undefined&sr;=8-1&keywords;=uniball+refill+fine+point
1677510
The 300RT is a M 1.0 mm according to the package... it is not the FINE line, but if you need 1.0 mm then this is a great pen... writes smooth and clear. I love them........... not much $ so don't sweat it!!
779660
I looked for replacements for my Fisher pen at the big box store and they did not carry Fisher refills. I took my pen out and removed the cartridge and compared it to every pen refill they had and many looked like they would fit with the exception of the shoulder that holds the spring. So my guess would be to just go out and buy the refills for whatever pen you have. If you want the features of the Fisher refill, it is my advice to just go out and buy a Fisher pen.
2133064
This pen uses the thin refill SU2F, SU3f, SU4F etc. I did not have a use for the hard stylus on this pen and I was able to replace it with the blue refill. This is a really sturdy, well functioning piece of equipment.
1636037
No. The wideness of the writing with a fountain pen depends not only on the thickness of the point, but on the type of paper and ink used too. There is not universal agreement among pen manufacturers about how thick is a fine, a medium or a broad point.
1717992
I believe mine is a fine nib, probably a 0.7mm, maybe even a 0.5mm. Since it's not specified and the seller is not Amazon, just click on their name and email them. What I received may not be what you receive. I do like the pen. I have received many compliments. I've used it daily for about 4 years.
226885
There is a special refill for that pen that Amazon stocks-just type in "Papermate PhD Multi Pen refills," and it should pop right up.That refill does not look as if it will fit--good luck, and happy writing!!!!
1237161
This is the fatter/wider one. I own both types and I like the way this one feels in my hand. If you watch TLC's Medium, Teresa also uses the same exact pen-just an FYI if you wanted to see someone using it. I wish the seller would have been more descriptive, had I not have bought this one on the Plane going to Germany and seen it before hand, I wouldn't have been able to tell from the description or photo either. I hope this helps.
1617825
I also had this issue. I have a TON of Pilot G-2 pens (the pens that the refill with the stylus fits) and I simply took one of their springs out and put it in my pen. Works like a charm. No more play or travel in the ink cartridge....
1966349
I don't think so as these are 2mm diameter, closer to 1/16". A .8mm is extremely small, less than 1/32". I have no experience with refills that small. I would suggest searching the net for comparable substitutes for your make of pen.
1651065
I used it with my pen a bought at swarvoski. It is a twist to write pen. I Google to see what type of refill to use
914820
I've had trouble with this pen too. I own a couple of them, rollerball and ballpoint. The best way I've found to refill it is to put the spring, over the point, before you insert it into the top of the pen. That is, hold the refill straight up; then put the spring on, then, put the top of the pen over it, hold it together, when turning it over screw the bottom on, then, it should be lined up. Hope that works. Thanks for your reply. Have a nice day.
513550
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51qPmRVAs0L._SL1050_.jpghttp://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/5197OwjmdvL._SL1050_.jpgYou can use this replacements to fill this pen. Also, you have 2 nibs, one is used to write thin or gross, like to do a signature, and the second is to write normal.To re-fill is too easy, but I can't explain in few words, so sorry. The pen is excellent!!
1810337
I like to draw with it. The pen feels good in my hand. I rest my index finger alongside the clip. The nib has a little springiness to it. The line will be a little on the narrow side of whatever nib size you choose. The cartridge or cartridge converter does not hold a lot of ink. Keep that in mind, when choosing your nib size. if you are looking for a permanent ink, you could try Noodler's Black or any of the Bullet Proof / Eternal inks from Noodlers. Those inks are permanent to cellulose based products only. To reduce residue buildup, the fountain pen should be flushed regularly. Great fountain pen. I hope this has helped.
1033384
I have the same issue. I bought one at one of the "Office" supply stores. The diameter of the tip is slightly larger and would not allow the tip of the refill to fit the pen. There is a black covering near the tip that appears to be larger than the 08A refill. If anyone finds a refill to fit, please let me know the refill model. Thanks
759270
0.7 mm. The manufacturer informed me that this multi pen has been discontinued due to ink defects and consumer reports about how the sleeve develops oil and difficulty in replacing leads. Also ink refills are hard to obtain.
76625
I have the classic double heart pens; I ordered these refills for it with no problems about fitting. Hope this helps.