I'm sure other pens do this as well, but how do you get that little click to go away on the Cigar? It's enough to drive a guy nuts! Especially in a very quite setting. I think it is caused by the pen ink tip hitting the inside of the nib, but I don't know if there is a "fix-it" solution. Please help!
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Monty
Group Buy Coordinator
Try stretching the spring a little.
warreng8170
Member
I asked this same question when I first started turning cigars.
http://www.penturners.org/forum/showthread.php?t=6256
Didn't really get a good answer. I think that is just the way these kits are. Stretching the spring does help a little but doesn't completely fix it. I do turn a lot of them and they sell well so I stopped worrying about it.
http://www.penturners.org/forum/showthread.php?t=6256
Didn't really get a good answer. I think that is just the way these kits are. Stretching the spring does help a little but doesn't completely fix it. I do turn a lot of them and they sell well so I stopped worrying about it.
THarvey
Member
I twist the spring, slightly against the turn. It stretches the spring, without elongating it. It increases the diameter of the spring in the assembly.