Jinhao X159 Fountain Pen - Rugged Clipless
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A whole body replacement for the Jinhao X159 #8 Nib and feed unit with 2 variations for the section
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Have you ever had your nice new fountain pen survive a 5 week trip from Shanghai only to get run over in your driveway? Okay, maybe that's just me, but if you still want to replace your Jinhao X159 with a rugged PLA+ body in whatever color you want, these should still work for you.
Note, this is an earlier design of mine. it's not as refined as the Jowo#5 & #6 or Bock 250 design
The reason there are 2 different sections is because I realized after buying a 2nd X159 that the design of the feed housing changed around the time that they came out with the second run with the improved cap threads and color options. You may need to print both and figure out which one fits your parts.
Printing Pens:
Tough PLA (PLA Pro/Plus) works best as regular PLA can be brittle.
Print with a 0.4mm nozzle max. Adaptive layer height down to 0.1mm because there's fine detail. Your printer needs to be well-calibrated to print this accurately
Print all parts with the largest flat face down. No support should be necessary, but you will want a brim.
Print each piece separately to reduce stringing. You may need to deburr/chamfer the bottom edge with a sharp knife or sandpaper just to ensure a proper fit and removal of the brim.
I recommend running a flow calibration cube https://www.printables.com/model/81314-flow-calibration-cube before attempting to run any of my pen designs.