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Kaweco Steel Sport Fountain Pen
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Kaweco Steel Sport Fountain Pen
Walleye
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Nov 13, 2017
I have two Kawecos, one aluminum and one plastic. The only thing I would caution is that the converter holds a very small amount of ink, due to the compact nature of the pen design when capped. I turned the plastic one into an eyedropper with some silicon grease and it is a dream: holds tons of ink. This steel one will do fine as an eyedropper as well which is a big feature IMO. Plus you don't have to spend for the converter.
(I'm stuck with the small capacity converter on the aluminum one; can't eyedropper it.)
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bodyspray
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Nov 17, 2017
WalleyeWhy can you convert the steel to an eyedropper but not the aluminum?
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Walleye
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Nov 17, 2017
bodysprayAluminum will not resist corrosion from the ink, but the stainless body will.
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Delta1
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Feb 16, 2018
WalleyeI wonder, if you convert it to an eyedropper it may have issues with ink burping (as the ink will get warm)
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A community member
Nov 16, 2018
Delta1Metal pens are generally not advisable for eyedropper conversion as ink frequently reacts with metal and as you mentioned burping issues.
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