i dislike the jet stream 0.5 mm pen(barrel) colours but love the 0.7 mm Ones! However, if you trim the plastic fins, these refills should fit just fine. Hi! thank you so much, it was so confusing to read them even on amazon or jetpens. The Senate may soon consider a budget reconciliation package, the Inflation Reduction Act, that includes no funding for child care and early learning. Wowinkredible! I noted above that someone was able to fit a parker style refill into his Sheaffer ballpoint, but I have tried this and the parker refill simply will not fit inside of the 300, simply due to the more narrow tunnel that wont accommodate the fat shoulder of the parker refill. I removed the refill and using a craft knife removed a millimeter or so from the plastic top and it now fits and looks correct. It looks like the Cross Slim Gel takes a 4.375 (11.11cm) refill that is similar, but not exact, to a G2/Euro Rollerball which is 4.39 (11.15cm) but has a little bit of a taper towards the tip. After reading your experience with Shapeways adapters, I wrapped some gaffer tape to fatten up a mini D1 refill and inserted it just enough for proper length into a juice box drinking straw. Are you aware of anything else larger than Retro 51 that is compatible with the P8126 that has pretty good build quality? I think the refill you are referring to is the very thin one with two narrow points along its body. I recommend checking with Refill Finder for possible substitutions for the Montblanc ballpoint. This list is, at best, a guide and not a definitive directory. Thank you for your help! Or cut and use the spacer? I cut off about 1 cm to make it match the Tombo length, then pried off the little hard plastic cap that came on the G2. Cult of Pens sells them. It might be a hacked Energel needle point. No way it cost $20 to ship 1 D-1 refill. Great guide by the way! Is there any cross roller pen that opens with a click rather than a twist? Mike, the zebra gel D1 refills are available through JetPens. Become a member to benefit your organization no matter your role in child care. I think that Monteverde is making a fine point gel refill that will work in a Waterman ballpoint pen. Gel pens like the Zebra Sarasa line and Pentel Energel dry just as quickly as rollerballs and dont show through paper or feather as much as the watery rollerballs we all used (and, to be fair, enjoyed) for years. is there a standardized name for them like for the D1 refills? Another pen spring cut a little up would work or even just some rolled up paper cut to the size would work. The closest I could find online was this one. I dont think I listed Parker Rollerballs in the refill guide. So let me know which of these refills work for you and which dont. Thanks Ana for the continued recommendations. Now, under quarantine, I was looking for some good refills. Can anyone suggest a workable alternate to try in the Parker RBs I have? Have a Visconti Kaleido Voyager rollerball; was looking for a .5mm refill, and discovered that one from a Pilot precise v5 RT works fine. Would appreciate any guidance on which adapter to buy. Friction fit. I was doing some experimenting with the P8126 for a friend trying to find compatible pens and discovered it fits Lamy rollerball pens, like the Al Star. Am looking at a set of monteverde soft gel refills but they seem to be smaller/shorter than the one for the MB. Since reading this Ive modified a purple Pentel LR7 refill for my Retro51 I had to tape the Schmidt end piece to it so it would retract correctly. pilot, would have to try it, but the final tip has to be very very thin Tradeoffs. now i already own a 0.5mm pen and i want to be able to exchange the refills. I am trying to find (and probably purchase several) other more accessible options. what is cheap that works??? Is this the size and shape you use? So I picked up a Jetstream RT refill 1.0mm and it fits without any modification. Can you tell me the brand of the needle-pointed refill at the top of the G2 photo (above the Schmidt)? Thats what maxmadco.com puts in their new pens. After some research, the official refill is the Bic Roller Ball Black (Unit #1600500 which the Bic Imprint site lists for $0.35ea). Cult Pens has a great selection of these refills in their Euro Refills section. Hope you add it to your guide and that it helps others. Both of those had the point not sticking out very far and the Waterman was surprisingly skippy. Its 110 mm long, and looks like the Schmidt ones. Thanks so much for jumping in here. The zebra style of refils seem to be a family all of their own Im keen to get the F701 all metal zebra, but I hear their ink is inferior to many other pens. Have a Jean Pierre Lepine Slim Winston Rollerball with dried out cartridge marked 609 (Jean Pierre Lepine brand). Then line up the Fisher refill and the lengthened D1 and trim the extra length of the stick, so that both refills are the same length. From the refills that Levenger shows on its site for the 300, it looks like a standard Parker-style refill. I am currently using a Pilot G2 with a wee ball of paper in the top of the barrel for my Rotring with a similar hack (a taped-on extender for my Lamy). I think the rubberized grip works well for me tooI need a little texture to hold onto. It looks like Jet Pens might stock what you need. I would like to find a refill for my Cross select tip and Monte blanc Meisterstuck ball point that is as good quality as the uni-ball Signo Bold 207, do you have any recommendations? I currently own a retro 1951 tornado rollerball and have successfully been able to cut a uni-ball signo 207 ultra micro 0.38 refill to fit. I use D1 refills in my Sharbo-X but theres a list on Jet Pens of 101 compatible products so thats probably a good start. They do not say 600 anywhere on them. The tip does stick out a little farther than the standard Sheaffer but its not a deal breaker for me, by far. Fee Assistance and Respite Care for Military/DoD Families. Parker ballpoint pens take standard Parker-style refills so you can also purchase from other manufacturers who make Parker-style refills like Monteverde Needle Point Soft Roll. These means the Parker adapter will likely not work in the pen you wish to adapt. Its dark and flows smoothly. Im a convert to really bold point gel pens I have a few nice Waterman ballpoint pens and would like to convert them to gel bold pens. If you have good alternatives for refills for Lamy rollerball and ballpoint pens, let me know. Ive got several models/refills I have personally confirmed, thanks (cough) to this site and Pen Addict. Low and behold it worked, though the refill was slightly more exposed at the tip and thus looked esthetically incorrect. I started listening to the pen addict podcast in January. The Pilot JuiceUp refills have a similar shape. There is a Jetstream refill available in a D1 size. Rollerball refills are a vexation unto man. Are all pens the same size, or how do you find out which one will fit your current pen? Hoping for two counts on individual testimonies. I disassembled them and found that there is is fiber pipe stuck into the back of the rollerball head. I would love to know if I could get some kind of rollerball or Schmidt refill in my 849. MB Solitaire BP (25th Anniv) will take a trimmed down 207/307 refill directly (same mod for Waterman RB pens). The latter is now a budget-priced Parker 5th technology of sorts. According to the listing on the Monteverde packaging for their standard metal tube rollerball G2/Euro-style refills: Fits most of the worlds finest capped rollerball pens. So, your only option may be the Goliath at this point. Great website. Youre right to fear that other Parker style refills might not fit properly. Without knowing what specific pen you have, thats the best I can do. Good luck and happy pen hacking! Excellent! I was able to replace it with a Schmidt 888. I am digging around my house to find my 849 to verify that other standard Parker-style refills will also fit. Ana, youre awesome! HELP !! If you can find the capped Jetstream (not the thin stick type one, but the one that looks like a proper capped pen), this refill is best because it has a little plastic extender on top, which you can pull out and stick into the normal clicky Jetsream refills afterwards. Many places sell the Zebra brand 4C 2-pack of fine pointAmazon, eBay, zebrapen.com. Its a ballpoint refill available in fine, medium or broad and is touted to write up to 600 pages from one refill. (My personal option was to use a dollar store Studio brand gel refill that matched the mini D1 diameter.). This post is genius. However, even the fine ballpoint refills are too broad for me. Any suggestions? I love the heft, shape, and the gorgeous looks of it; however, the standard sheaffer refills have a very paltry ink flow, even the broad point. But this $2.50-$3 per refill is killing me. I personally havent used and of the Lamy refills but I suspected they could take other refills with a little creative hacking. It also required some scotch tape padding around the barrel and end, as the normal Parker rollerball refill is quite a different shape. that you can slide them into a 3D printed holder. Both of these feature a more tapered barrel shape. A followup on this refill. Thank you! The opening of the pen body typically requires some slight modifications, but you can find detailed guides on google on how to do it. Would appreciate any feedback you have. It fitted my Montblanc ballpoint pen Noblesse Oblige with additional tape to stop the spring. Read CCAoA's full statement on this issue below. Is it just me? Theoretically, they should fit as long as the tolerances inside the pen are not too tight. The internal cavity of the pens front section allows for the adapter to have a little more material where its beneficial, compared to just keeping to the dimensions of the rollerball refill. For whatever reason Ive never figured out, rollerball pens only ever hold refills with rollerball ink but the best solution Ive found is a gentleman on Shapeways who has started making refill converters that will accept D1 refills which are the most common ballpoint refills for any pen. Searching for a Schmidt Rolling Silver 669 F replacement. Most of the rollerball refill reviews I found were years older, not including the latest options. Report: Operationalizing Equity in Quality Rating and Improvement Systems. I have this Bettoni pen that I received as a promotional item. I lost the spring for my pen that uses a Schmidt ceramic roller 888 F. Do you happen to know how I figure out what size spring I need to make my pen work again? For Lamy rollerballs, the Schmidt P8126 (Tornado refill) will fit with a spacer as a replacement for the M62/63 and seems to work fine for the M66 for the Lamy retractable pens. Tape was my first solution too. The only way to get a finer refill for D1 is to go to a gel and get the Zebra JSB series Gel D1 refills which are available in an 0.4mm size.
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