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Uranus '2018' Multifunction pen
A creative customer penned two Haiku poems upon receiving his Multifunction pen: Multifunction rolls Brush now to be used John Brown, Billericay, United Kingdom "Norman, my order arrived
yesterday. I appreciate the really fast turn-around and the personal touches.
Though I purchased a pen, I felt like I received a really special gift! And of
course I love the Uranus pen. I am not a calligrapher, but I am an artist, and
having a pen with a rollerball and a brush-tip that both use the "Norman, the pen arrived yesterday.
It is a beaut! The chrome is clear and bright. The blue is very "deep". I have
written a little with it and it is very smooth...and I noticed the line is a
little smaller than a "normal" rollerball (I am currently using a Waterman with
a cross rollerball refill). I think I like the smaller line." See how a customer uses her '2018' to practice her
calligraphy here #2018 Multifunction pen $25.00
Measuring a bit over 5-1/4" with both ends capped, this versatile writing instrument is a combination unlike anything I've ever seen. This all-metal pen is finished in a lustrous, deep-blue lacquer, and from the outside looks like any other, normal Uranus pen.
Unscrewing the cap above the clip reveals a super-smooth rollerball, fed by liquid ink. The metal tip allows for the most demanding writing, from the Sunday crossword puzzle to multipart forms. But, unlike the pasty 'ink' used in a conventional ballpoint, this liquid-ink rollerball provides for a smooth, skip-free writing experience, allowing for a quick note -- or an extended writing session.
Although designed in China for the drawing of characters when on-the-go, the brush also holds some interesting possibilities for sketching in the hands of a western artist, or anyone who likes to experiment with different tools for drawing. It certainly makes for a unique addition to any pen collection!
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Warranties and returns If an item proves to be defective, in most cases the manufacturer's warranty will apply. However, please email us first so that we can determine the easiest way to resolve the problem to your satisfaction. In the case of fountain pens -- which are a bit more individualistic than other writing instruments -- what may at first appear to be a defect (hard starting or poor flow for example), can in almost all cases be resolved with a few simple 'tweaks' to the nib, which we'll be happy to guide you through or perhaps suggest returning to us for adjustment. Should you wish to return a
non-defective item within 3 days of receipt because it doesn't suit
you for some reason, again please email us and we'll arrange an
exchange, credit or refund (minus any shipping/insurance charges),
if the item is returned in an 'as new' condition. If you've dipped a
fountain pen to try its writing characteristics, kindly clean off
any ink residue prior to shipping -- to save us both a nasty
surprise We want you to be happy with your purchase from His Nibs.com and hope to have you join the ranks of our many long-term, repeat customers!
Revised: July 21st, 2008
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The characters
shown in the photos were written by my wife, using the pen a couple of minutes
after its arrival. Although the feel was slightly different from a real brush,
she said, the faux-brush allowed her to control thick and thin lines, by varying
the pressure applied (just like a traditional brush -- whether holding it
with a regular western 'pen grip', or the more traditional Asian position, as
shown here: 
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