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hello there welcome to my channel my name is Doug and I'm back with another shorty
fountain pen video and today's shorty is going to be very short indeed today
I'd like to show you how to use the magillon wrench on the Imagine p136 piston filler so
let's get started first you'll need the magon wrench you can get this wrench on
Etsy or AliExpress for around 13 dollars and of course you'll need the magon p136 Piston filler
which you can get on AliExpress or Etsy for around 36 dollars first let's uncap the pen
you may notice here that I've already replaced the nib on this pen with a kaigalu Long Blade
nib which you can also get on AliExpress or you know the drill and to remove the nib unit
use the small end of the wrench to insert these pins into the slots on the nib collar
once you've done that keep pressing on the wrench and turn the body of the pen
and you're going to turn it in a clockwise motion and that will loosen the nib collar
it also keeps the wrench stable so that you don't chew up those soft plastic slots on
the nib unit then when you get it partially out like that you can withdraw it from the barrel
and there's your nib unit you see there's two silicone O-rings right here uh inspect those for
damage replace if necessary then for the Piston you're going to open the Piston all the way up
you're going to take the large end of the wrench and put those pins inside the matching slots
there's a slot there on both sides and a slot there once you've got those pins engaged hold
on to the wrench and turn the Piston down on top of the wrench so it holds it then you're going
to grab the wrench and turn the body of the pen and again you're going to do it clockwise
righty tighty lefty Loosey some Pistons are the reverse thread this is a normal thread
and once that's out of there you can withdraw the Piston unit now I recommend that you keep
the Piston unit attached to the wrench like this and be careful that you don't lose this little
metal ring right here leave it on the assembly and you can clean that piston off of any ink rinse it
out whatever but leave it attached like that you can further disassemble this piston right here
but I would recommend against that because it's a pain in the ass to get it back together again
and there's no need to take it further apart than this then you have the barrel completely by itself
and you can run water through that to clear it out dry it with a Q-tip and then you want to add
some silicone grease part of your maintenance to the Piston Ring itself the ring is on the end of
this little cup on the p136 so I'm going to put a little dab grease right there and run it around
and you can also add a drop of grease to those threads that just helps the whole thing slide
a little bit better put that ring back where it belongs right there and you can slide that
piston back into the barrel and you can turn the barrel counterclockwise and then hand tight do not
over tighten this piston as you can crack that Barrel without even going through the gift shop
and you can release that piston which will let the wrench out and you can move the piston up
and down a few times to spread out that grease you can further disassemble the nib unit as well
by pulling the nib and feed out of that collar and the best way to do that is to put it back into the
section of the pen and then you can use the pen for leverage we're going to use the small end of
the wrench and turn the body of the pan again just to give it hand tight do not over tighten that'll
give us some leverage to pull this nib grab a little rubber band put it around the shoulders
of the nib and then hold on to the barrel and onto the nib and press your knuckles together
just like that and there are your nib and feed for further cleaning or replacement to put it
back together again place the nib on the feed the feed on the p136 has a little stopper ledge on it
right back here so you can slide that nib all the way down until it touches that hold on to
the top and bottom of the feed and the nib insert back into the barrel and give it a good push and
you've reassembled your mad John p136 and there you have it don't forget to like And subscribe bye
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