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The smallest OD of the nib is about 0.302".
Yes, I had to get the finial "coupler" out to put it through the clip. I used the hammer with a transfer punch. I don't know why both were coming loose. I wore a "grippy" glove to hold onto the body as I banged on the punch with the hammer.Pratchett . . . . quite an expensive kit ! . . . . ( even without any instructions . . . . ! ! .
No instructions even on the Taylors Mirfield website . . . . Bummer ! !
I guess you had to dis-assemble to retrofit the clip . . . hence the hammer, eh ? ! ! ! . . I like the way you document everything !
the Prachett is a really nice pen, it fills great writing with it and really a eye catcher, now the down falls, its just over 5" long, the parts need thread lock otherwise come loose, and the clip needs to be bent in or theres a gap, i like it better than the athena 88, it also it 5" long and has no instructions, the clip is like the devin and first athena the clip is connected, i like Chad, but he needs to get instruction on the pen kits he sellsPratchett . . . . quite an expensive kit ! . . . . ( even without any instructions . . . . ! ! .
No instructions even on the Taylors Mirfield website . . . . Bummer ! !
I guess you had to dis-assemble to retrofit the clip . . . hence the hammer, eh ? ! ! ! . . I like the way you document everything !
I didn't notice the gap in the clip, but you're right. I doubt, though, if my son will be carrying the pen. He'll probably display it with the Goonies certificate of authenticity. I have another Pratchett kit, I'll try to remember to bend the clip on that one.
