Japanese-made drafting mechanical pencil with a rotating lead-advance mechanism.

I made this pen a long time ago in a shop class in school, just dug it out of a box. The inner piece has a bad spring and the twist action does not reliably function. I’m looking for a pen autist to help me find a replacement please and thanks.

My sister's favorite pen was discontinued. Luckily she has a crazy tonne of the pen itself but no ink cartridges. I've tried packs and switching from other similar pens but none fit. I need help tracking down the cartridge, please! I know it's .7 mm but the part where the spring catches is really low.

We got them from jetpens, here is the listing: https://www.jetpens.com/Sakura-Grosso-Ball-Ballpoint-Pen-0.7-mm-Black-Ink-Black-Body/pd/15771

The recommeded replacement doesn't flow as smoothly when she writes so if I could get any help getting the closes match I would really appreciate it.

Pen: Sakura Grosso Ball Pen

i found this pen at a yard sale, I can't find the pen online. I don't know if it was a employee pen or a promotional gift?

i found this pen at the “corre de phd” videos on youtube. I really would like to know if someone knows something about this pen, name of brand, model, whether it’s ink or gel, anything.

the channel owner says it’s a muji pen but i searched it at the muji website store and didn’t find nothing like this.

Recently I saw this pen in a reel. Need suggestions on where to buy this.

I've done some searching in this sub, but not find exactly what I'm looking for. I am looking for a ballpoint pen with a nib of no more than .3mm, that is easily available in the USA, and not outrageously expensive (say, less than $10 for 1 pen). Oh, and is good quality, and great for sketching. When I have searched in stores, the smaller nibs end up being gel pens. I want a ballpoint. Does such a pen exist?

Hello, I have been looking to get an Aun Glass Pen for sometime now. Are there any websites and recommendations you have that are reliable and authentic? If you know anything about these magical pens, please drop a comment. Thank you in advance!

With September approaching, not that in Greece we will get any colder weather, but alas!! I am looking for some Fall-colored pen/marker recommendations...

What do you gravitate towards?? I am thinking chocolate browns, rich bordeaux, burnt sienna, deep greens, and striking pumpkin... Matte, shiny, glitter - I want it all!!

So leave me your recs!!

J’ai un stylo insuline mais pas de fiole graduée dedans où on rentre la cartouche ? Où puis-je en trouver ? Adaptés à tout stylo, pas très chers, en verre je pense c’est mieux merci pour votre aide

My friend and I can use the exact same ballpoint pen, but mine never works right just because I’m left-handed and he’s right-handed. His pen stays nice and dark on every single page. Mine just gets lighter, drier, and more faded the more I write.

I really wonder if it's because I hold the pen at a weird angle that damages the tip, or if my cursive handwriting is messing it up. I’ve tried so many different pens—cheap ones, expensive ones, fine tips, and thick tips—but the same thing keeps happening.

Gel pens actually work totally fine, but they aren't the traditional choice for exams, so I'm stuck trying to use ballpoints.

It gets so bad that I literally collect leftover, half-empty pens from my friends just to write with. A brand-new pen will stop working for me before I even use 10% of the ink. It's honestly just sad.

Cannot locate a replacement or name of this Cross pen and pencil

Guys, there used to be this Elkos Rider Pen brand in India. Want it again, it was so nostalgic but The company has stopped producing it. Lemme know where can I get it from?