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Ive got a beautiful chromatic dual-color pen body that belonged to my grandfather; it takes the full-length (97mm) Fisher #SU1 refills. Would anybody be able to help me with that? I have a box of d1 refills and would like some suggestions for a nice pen for them. All you have to do is remove the spring at the bottom of the barrel and screw the nib and Sheaffer cartridge or converter in. Thank you for all your help, very much appreciated. You are so my favourite. Im hoping someone can shed light on this issue. Note: I have not tried EVERY refill with every pen so your results might vary. 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. What's the state of child care in your state. A Hi-Tec-C Slimknock refill can fit in the OG Pilot Better Retractable with a slight mod. Fits perfectly, writes smoothly and lays down a nice dark line. They also churn through ink quickly so most people end up needing to purchase them in quantities but I find its the best of both worlds fine lines in a pen that only accepts a D1. Are you aware of anything else larger than Retro 51 that is compatible with the P8126 that has pretty good build quality? A great resource for Waterman refills is Refillfinder.com run by the fine folks at Goldspot Pens.

Ive got an EnerGel .5mm in my Lamy 2000 and its awesome. And these sellers on eBay want $3 per refill with $20 shipping. Thanks in advance!! Twist at the metal cone just above the tip of the pen. Is it possible for example to put 0.5mm uni jet stream refills in the uni jet stream 0.7mm pen and visa versa?

Its 110 mm long, and looks like the Schmidt ones. Then you have a great looking, all metal pen with gel ink, that writes well. (My personal option was to use a dollar store Studio brand gel refill that matched the mini D1 diameter.). I had to stretch the one that came in the uni-ball and it loses strength over time causing a noticeable tip wiggle when writing. My favorite hack (and favorite carry pen) is a Zebra f701 with the f402 click assembly mod (replaces the plastic part from the f701 with the all metal of the f402.)

Searching for a Schmidt Rolling Silver 669 F replacement. You also have to remove the rubber thing from inside the tip of the f701 to make the gel refill fit. I had a stock of 20 and am down to my final two but have now established that Parker no longer make green RB refills. I just picked up a Lamy Studio rollerball and the Schmidt p8126 refill will fit it, with a spacer to fill in the backspace. If you cant find this Jetstream, then all you do is take a spring from any ballpoint pen (the wider ones, like the Jetstream springs, are perfect), put it into the Lamy barrel first, and then add the Jetstream refill the spring takes the place of the extender, and will compress to provide a perfect fit for the pen. Its insane. Looking for fee assistance or respite care? Ana, thanks for the feedback. I chop down refills all the time. I dont care for the supplied oil-based ballpoint refill and I wanted to try the Schmidt P8126 capless gel refill in it as I reckoned it would be smoother. Any suggestions? Your donation or partnership can help families access high-quality, affordable child care. I have tried the Schmidt P8126 in a number of pens that use a Parker standard ink refill and the Schmidt P8126 will NOT fit. The D-1 mini refills are about 66-67mm long and there are quite a few refill styles to fit into these pens: Tofty on Shapeways creates 3D printed sleeves for many proprietary refills that allow you to use a D1 refill instead of the harder to find Lamy, Diplomat, Caran dAche and others. Caran DAche offers a refill called the Goliath. Unfortunately, there is no model number that I can post. Heres a list of most (but probably not all) of the Parker-style refills: Mike Rohde of Sketchnoting fame hacked a Pentel Energel refill (normally a Pilot G-2 sized refill) to fit into his Retro 51 by trimming the end of the refill to be the right size. From my experience, some careful browsing is required also.

Wowinkredible! very expensive, from other countries usually If you still have a dried out refill, contact Tofty on Shapeways about making an adapter to fit the pen that will accommodate a standard rollerball, ballpoint or gel refill. I personally havent used and of the Lamy refills but I suspected they could take other refills with a little creative hacking. Ive been searching all morning for this answer. Where does the Signo 207 refill fit in here? Monteverde refills are nice. Ignore my comment from earlier. I am a total sucker for the Pilot V5 RT retractable gel penespecially in blue. But this $2.50-$3 per refill is killing me. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. I can feel a lot a drag where it feels like is a dry tip dragging across the paper. Nice fitting! look like this: Hope you add it to your guide and that it helps others. Couple of questions: 1) Other than the monteverde capless gel refills is there any other gel or hybrid refill or hack to fit into a montblanc ballpoint? I was wondering if the Pilot G2 refill will fit into a skinner pen casing than the G2 pen?

I am using Parker quink flow refill to Carn dAche 849. 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. The Signo 207 and Pentel EnerGel will also fit. The length of the standard Parker G refill seems to be consistent at 98mm with a diameter of 5.8 6.0 mm. I am also interested in this kind of cross reference to pens. Ive been doing this for years with no problems at all. Oh, thats clever! Youre right to fear that other Parker style refills might not fit properly. (Multisystem mechanism MDR 6, 3-system twist mechanism with D refill, lead adapter for leads 0.5 mm and DataPen refill including eraser), my pen has a marking indicator insignia on the outside, it says S3. I have a Graf von Faber-Castell Tamitio Rollerball Pen and wondered whether it would be able to take a ballpoint refill? I recommend checking with Refill Finder for possible substitutions for the Montblanc ballpoint. Ive heard there may be adaptors etc.. for this but havent seen anything conclusive. Hi! So how do you get the Karas Kustoms retrakts to hold refills like Energel, Jetstream, Signo? Almost all parker click ball pens have the same refill, so even better for me. Need time to strategize now! First cut of perhaps 6mm (1/4) off the tip of one end of the stick, so the point doesnt reach the ink inside, then press the stick into the refill, so that its held tight against the sticks tapered section. Hi! Hi Kenneth. The search continues!! Do you know which refill may work for this pen? After some research, the official refill is the Bic Roller Ball Black (Unit #1600500 which the Bic Imprint site lists for $0.35ea). Sorry for being slow to reply. Fortuitously I was recently contacted about this very same requirement and I have just finished modelling a 3D printable adapter that allows the Parker G2 ballpoint and gel refills to be used in pens designed for the Parker rollerball refills: Use either the spring provided by your pen manufacturer or steal one from a retractable plastic pen body to get the perfect fit. When I put the back-cop on, ink came out. As far as making a spacer, small plastic tubing is ideal, IMO, (like the back part of cheap ballpoint pen refill) though anything that could be cut down to fit should work. So I came across your website and this is kinda the first article I am reading. https://store.carandache.com/int-en/698-849-popline-metallic-green-ballpoint-pen-with-holder.html. Am looking at a set of monteverde soft gel refills but they seem to be smaller/shorter than the one for the MB. Its not the Parker refills specifically but will give you an option to start with. These are available in blue, black or blue/black and are labelled fine point. The plug from the end of a Pilot G2 works great to plug the hole but even this method may require some trimming to prevent the tip of the refill from sticking out the front of the barrel. Or cut and use the spacer? D1 REFILLS for the E I have a 1970s Hallmark wood fibertip pen that even Hallmark quit making fibertip refills for before 1980. Rollerball pens are less common than they once were, with hybrid and gel pens having largely taken the market away from them. I did not wanting to pay a premium for the Sheaffer refill, so I tried a spare Parker style G2 standard refill [Schmdit]. There are so many potential options for a Parker-style refill (which annoyingly enough is also referred to as a G2 though it is not necessarily compatible with a PILOT G2 style pen). There are some Signo-style refills available in a more D1 size that Tofty has made converters to hold.

There appears to be more plastic on the end of most G2 refills that you might be able to sand down to fit into your Darth Vader pen to get it to fit. If its sticking, try using a rubber band around the metal part to give you a little grip.

These means the Parker adapter will likely not work in the pen you wish to adapt. The end can either be covered with a piece of tape or you could use an end cap borrowed from a Pilot G2 refill. The mechanical pencils will take any standard leads just make sure you purchase the correct lead diameter for the pencil (for example 0.5mm, 0.7mm, etc).

Unfortunately these adapters are rare and expensive, but also were designed to fit the Big Red pens internal cavity, rather than to fit into any pen which takes the Parker rollerball refill (which the Big Red pen does). Now I know which size it is, itll be a lot easier to narrow down my hunt. But its usually an experiment that costs less than $2 so its a gamble Im usually willing to take. The Uni Jetstream refills are available on Jet Pens in a D1 size which will fit in a wide variety of pens. Youd be surprised what might work. I am looking for a modestly up-scale pen that fits HI-Tec-C 0.25 or Uni-Signo 0.28 refills.

Wondered if there were better alternatives to Zebra refils? Pilot G2 refills sold in the US have a flat end. As you mentioned, there are many different refills that you can choose from when needing to fill your pen. People on Amazon were frustrated at ordering the pen and getting medium point (wanting fine) or ordering the refills and getting fine point (wanting medium.).

So let me know which of these refills work for you and which dont. Nobody else complains about it so its a major mystery. Thanks so much! I think the pen comes with a 1.00 (medium) point. Any Pilot G2 sized refill will also fit Lamy Rollerballs, again using a spacer to fill in the backspace.

I just untwist them a touch. Todays gel pens are as smooth as the smoothest rollerballs, have brighter colors, and last longer. Thanks so much for jumping in here. The frixions end doesnt work with some of my custom pens well.

Thank you for putting in the time to compile this. Can anyone suggest a workable alternate to try in the Parker RBs I have? HELP !! I was only thinking the other day there needs to be a reference out there such as this. Interesting idea but I also have a cool tool that might make this easier for you that Ill be featuring soon! What an amazingly helpful post, Ana. That being said,I have already purchased a Waterman Carene rollerball for one friend and am considering purchasing a Visconti Rembrandt rollerball for another friend today. Ana, youre awesome! (Any small plastic tubing will work, cut it so the G2-size refill is the same length as the Lamy refill). So I use a lot of D-1 refills. Report: Operationalizing Equity in Quality Rating and Improvement Systems. They are going to put Zebra out if business singlehandedly. The big thing for me is the writing itself is far better than anything else Ive ever used. My original version was specifically for the Parker Vector pen. Thank you so much for your guidance. Has anyone else noticed this? I bought a Jetsream multi and the inks are terrible. Im pretty sure Ive swapped between the two pen bodies in the past. You might email Cult Pens directly and see if the refills are the same size? Refillfinder lists lots of Mont Blanc refills so check with them if youre looking for something specifically. It does look awfully similar to a G2 refill but maybe its a slightly different length/width? 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. Or perhaps any ideas on how to make your own? The opening of the pen body typically requires some slight modifications, but you can find detailed guides on google on how to do it. There has been a noticeable increase in refill adapter interest over the last month or so, leading to some very interesting discussions, which in turn has rekindled my interest in this project. Ive also had luck using UniBall Signo and Jetstream refills, but I like the Cross ink and writing experience much more. Do you have a photo of the original refill we could use for reference? He will also work to make a custom 3D printed sleeve to meet your needs if you email him directly. If youre willing to experiment, other refills might also survive this sort of hack. Oh, Pepper! Thanks for this what an amazing resource! I have tried Cultpens but the pens they have arent available in the US, at least none of the ones I am interested in. awesome post. Thanks for the listing you saved us plenty of time searching compatible refills. Now Im looking for pens that I could use these with and cant find any resources the would match a certain refill with the proper pen. The only issue I am still working on is the spring. But not as smooth and great as the Pilot or uni =(. I tried to send you a message via the Shapeways site, but I got an error message. The list isnt definitive as pen models change but there are enough similarities that I try to give people a place to start. I dig the Schmidt P8126, but the Retro 51 is a little short for my meat-hook hands. The Senate may soon consider a budget reconciliation package, the Inflation Reduction Act, that includes no funding for child care and early learning. Grip refill is compatible with 33 pens on their site. However, some pens are designed in such a way that the interior dimensions are too snug to take the P8126. I have a Staples brand version of Dr.Grip and could not find the right refill. Can you tell me what refills do Caran DAches 849 accept?

No, I didnt. This is 21st century pen hacking at its finest! Searching for replacement parts for a Schmidt MDR 6, That might work better for you and those refills are readily available on JetPens. JetPens stocks them in .05 and .07mm in blue, black and red.

Thanks! Any suggestions on a refill that I could get for this that is a ballpoint pen? Also, the Schmidt long 8126 refill is a little shorter at 4.25 (10.8cm) and you might be able to add the extra length with a little bit of plastic tubing, bit of rubber, or a spring on the end to make up the difference. Thanks. Anyone know of a bold point refill or a hack of another type so I can rescue my nice Waterman ballpoints? Casemate retractable gel from Walmart isnt as good but cheap and DIY compatible (all worked with my Rouge Et Noir & Noblesse Oblige BP). so much good info from you and your followers Other refills like ballpoint and emulsion seem to have random spots where the ball in the tip goes dry for a fraction of a second then starts wiring again. From the refills that Levenger shows on its site for the 300, it looks like a standard Parker-style refill. Skilcraft Aviator B3 as well!! So, just be prepared for a little mess, maybe. Thanks. I love the pen and have tons of refills in varieties. Is it there somewhere and I missed it? Thanks! I put together a quick list of the two adapters hes made that allow use of gel refills (D1 style) with the Parker rollerball. Ive tried many brands of expensive red gel pens, the latest being Pilot G2 .7, and the ink never flows well. Im not interested in having to modify it at all. I remember I once stuck a Frixion refill in a Uni-Ball Signo 307 and it worked, does that mean that anything that takes those Signo refills will also take Frixion/Pilot G2 refills? My favorite! Ive found that the Uni-Ball Signo refills may need to be trimmed slightly to fit but they work great. Anyone know if there are any gel refills that would fit a pen that came with a Pilot RFJSGP cartridge? If your pen takes a standard D1 refill, there are Jetstream options available. So, I feel fairly confidant that ANY of the G2/Euro refills listed should work for Waterman Carene and the Visconti Rembrandt.Some manufacturers might try to insist that you only use their refills but its bullocks. Most of the Jetstream refills on JetPens are under $2 so it might worth taking a chance and seeing if you can figure out how to get one to fit. Loads of gratitude from here. Does anyone know why a pilot g2 and a pilot frixion g2 have a different end design? An international ink converter could be used if you prefer bottled ink. Thanks. If not, any other refill that anyone could suggest which is closer to a ballpoint? Will the Schmidt 628 or 635 work? I found that Uniball Signo RT refill UMN-138 (0.38mm ball) can be used to replace Schmidt 5888. Am I to understand (please be patient with me; all of this is so new and almost overwhelming to me that the Pilot G2 rollerball refills will also fit the Visconti Rembrandt (I know they fit the Waterman Carene rollerballs)? Then take out the ballpoint refill it comes with, remove the little stopper from the end and stick that into a Zebra g301 gel refill. Ill jam those in the Jetsream, for now. Though finding 0.38mm tips in Euro pen refills can be a bit of a challenge. Blue and black always work great but red never works. Call them and check, I remember Mike saying something about having a stash of vintage refills awhile back but I could be wrong. Thanks for guide. It looks great, but doesnt start up right away, so thats a little irritating. So I refilled an emptied one by using a drinking straw to carry Pilot G2 gel ink with stopper fluid inserted into the refill. This post is genius. Just grab a craft or utility knife or a sturdy pair of scissors, line up the old refill and the new refill and snip. Youll need to file off about 2 mm from the rear of the MB cartridge. Monteverde makes a nice Month Blanc style rollerball refill. Thank you so much, Ana! Its about 110 mm long.

Quality Practices for Early Care and Education, OngoingTraining and Continuing Education. Ill reach out and see if I can contact him on your behalf. Hithis is a phenomenal resource and delightful rabbit-hole to explore! In my Refill Guide, the Pilot G2s are the bottom two refills just above the G2/Schmidt/Euro Section. My favorite hack is a Uniball Signo .38mm refill in a Retro 51 Tornado. I think the rubberized grip works well for me tooI need a little texture to hold onto.

Thanks. Please drop me a line if it works and Ill add it to the refill list. Once determined (multi-pen or regular refill), then the 0.5 and 0.7mm should be interchangeable. I can use a spring to fill some of it. Both the Schmidt and the G2/Euro Rollerball sizes will give you a lot more options for finer tips. Thanks so much for all the info here. No stutters.

Theoretically, they should fit as long as the tolerances inside the pen are not too tight. Also I saw your comments about 3D printing & Tofty but I dont really honestly even know what to ask. Greetings, could someone please direct me to where I could find a 95 mm (3.75 ) refill for my favorite Waterman twist fine ballpoint pen?

Let me know if you have more questions. You just need to cut off about 3mm on the UMN-138. Reblogged this on Creativity In The Box and commented: I have some old Kohinoor Nexus Art Pens the rollerball type. I have another sort of dilemma: I came upon some Sanford No 51413 refills and liked them. Since then I have been expanding the range of adapters that are on offer, with over 30 different refill sizes now having adapters for them. It writes like a dream with light pressure or doing carbon copy forms. 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? Stay informed, connected, and inspired in an ever-changing ECE landscape. Have you heard anything about a good alternative for a Lamy Safari rollerball refill? They get a bit wiggly but then they dont leak or poke my pocket. I found a Pilot Juice Up 04 for my Lamy Swift perfectly, though why Signo and Energel refills wont fit is a complete mystery. 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. I picked up a Franklin Covey retractable ballpoint refill at Staples to try in my Parker Jotter. Super comprehensive write-up. The Pilot Coleto refill will be familiar to some for its pleasant writing characteristics and the very fine writing tips it offers (0.3, 0.4 & 0.5mm), while the 98-99mm refills come in many varieties of ink, from oil-based, to gel, emulsion and hybrid. The issue is the length of the neck of the required refill, which seems a bit longer than your average Schmidt, Caran Dache or Pilot. If anyone can suggest a resource, Id be eternally grateful. Hi! Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. The Parker style is also available from many makers, versions, colours and types of ink and gels. My greatest desire is to be able to use Pilot Hi-Tec C Coleto Refills in a Retro 51 Tornado.

So.. if you had any advice on where to go or whether I am going about this problem all wrong, I would be so grateful :\ . This post is destined to be referenced from every corner of the interwebs. Sheaffer 300 ballpoint refill Even a local office supply store should have a D1 refill available. I hope my last post went through. Both of those had the point not sticking out very far and the Waterman was surprisingly skippy.

At times some of them will be flush with the opening when retracted. Does anyone know where I can buy some of these fiber/felt pipes. what is cheap that works??? If another refill fits and writes better, more smoothly or in a color or fineness or boldness preferred by your friend, then buy them in a gross. Please help. Refills are 2 5/8 long and come in black, red or blue ink, and .07 (fine) point or medium point. Dont mind spending money on the pen want to save on the refills. Thanks to The Pen Place in Kansas City for letting me try out lots of refills. Great resource. He thinks hes a righteous dude. Following the positive result from this experiment, I assumed cutting an existing refill would create a reusable adapter for most brands. I am a newbie when it comes to hacking refills. Ive started a comprehensive spreadsheet of pen models and compatible refill models. I havent ordered any of the refills from Amazon but the ones I have used have been nice. Thats what maxmadco.com puts in their new pens. Then I came across a very through 2014 article on The Wirecutter that says the best pen of any kind is the uni-ball Jetstream. I used part of the cap that came with the Parker refill, i.e., I trimmed about 2-3mm off the open end of the cap. I started listening to the pen addict podcast in January. Ive been struggling to find a pen to go with the magenta Pilot style refills I bought on impulse, but gave up when I kept buying pens the wrong size for them.

Ballpoint refills should last nuch longer, but wont flow as smoothly as the gel. Would you inform me of any finds you might come across too? Ive got one in an Acme right now and its okay, but Id like to put it in something else, too. The line produced while writing was way too wide for me, so I purchased an official refill, which Parker called Fine. Even that line was too thick for my liking, so I bought Pilot VBall XFine refills (I had been using VBall throw-aways), anticipating that I would need a spacer & a bit of tape toward the bottom of the refill to assure a tighter fit. If so, it is a longer version of the standard D1 mini refill. Thanks for the tip! Hi Leila, Is it safe to presume a Pilot G2 fits too? Anyone with a favorite multi/ink combo, or suggestions for refills? 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. Become a member to benefit your organization no matter your role in child care.

If you cut a small piece of plastic tubing to fill in the backspace, any Pilot G2 refill work. Do you know of a refill that will fit a BIC Carbon Fiber Twist ballpoint? 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. For D1 pens, they are my favorite refills but I understand if you are using your pen for carbons they might not be suitable. This may already be commented, but the G2 style refills can fit in Lamy pens for the Lamy M63 refill. There are 3 different refill lengths that I have incorporated: 88mm (Uni SXR-80), 93mm (Pilot Hi-Tec C Coleto) and 98-99mm (Uni Signo UMR-109, Pentel Sliccies XBGRN, Zebra Surari EK, etc). Rollerball refills are a vexation unto man.

Also its not just jotters. If you have good alternatives for refills for Lamy rollerball and ballpoint pens, let me know. Since the bodies of these refills are plastic, the longer ones can be cut shorter to fit into adapters that could not otherwise take the longer refills. Initial testing in May 2018 led me to believe that theOhto Ceramic Rollerball refill as the smoothest available, and I still feel thats the case. Update: after 2 weeks of use, the tape I put toward the bottom still kept things snug, but the cartridge moved and so a spacer was needed. Can someone please tell which refills will fit a Links of London ballpoint pen. Voila. Note on the Schmidt p8126 & easy FLOW 9000: the easy FLOW is enough thinner than the Schmidt for some compatibility issues. It is too wide in the barrel. I recently received this beautiful black lacquer pen as a gift. Anyone have any suggestion for a multi-refill pack that comes close to a Pilot G-2 (or uni ball Signo) in feel? I was able to replace it with a Schmidt 888.

It appears that some of the Frixion refills, particularly those sold in the US market, feature a slot in the end of the refill (like a flathead screwdriver might fit in the slot). Use a sharp pocketknife or Xacto to trim the collar or shoulder off the refill. I love Monteverde Broad point ceramic gel refills for Parker style ballpoint pens. Ive hacked the end off a few refills in my time to make them fit as well. If its not hugely complicated I dont tend to charge for such design work. Thank you. Its dark and flows smoothly. But it has to fit a d1 cross type pen. The refills in the video all would fit into rollerball-type pens but the videos included gel and hybrid type inks as well a rollerball ink. The Cross Gel inks are far superior and write much smoother than the MB Rollerball refills, last about 5-20 times as long (no ink dry-out) and are less than half the price online. If possible, could you include Waterman in your guide? I dont have it with me right now, so I cant measure it, but Im somewhat confused. I recently inherited some Levenger Rotring pens. I adapted a Pilot G2 Gel Ink Refill to my Cross Century rollerball pen. Just want to echo the kudos for all your work so helpful. I must say, brilliant job and thank you very much. Pepper is playful and unphased by anything. (Side note: I know these are valuable from what I see people selling them for on the internet, but I am not interested in selling them as they were a family members who passed away.) Ive looked everywhere for information on this pen and its refills. It is of 1981/82 vintage. Great guide by the way! An easy and cheap way to experiment would be to pick a pack of Pilot G2 refills (because they are readily available almost everywhere and are cheap) and see if they would be useable in your pens without the refills having the threading. Please leave notes in the comments about your favorite pen and refill combination for other readers. Now they dont need to be, thanks to the Well Appointed Desk, who you should all be following anyway. The latter is now a budget-priced Parker 5th technology of sorts. The Schmidt P8126 will NOT for the Lamy 2000 rollerball. In some pens with enough clearance, they can be interchanged but of your pen has tight interior clearance, some Japanese refills (highlighted in orange) will not be interchangeable with the European counterparts. Browse our hundreds of reports, webinars, one-pagers and checklists covering many topics related to child care. Thanks for putting in the hard work to create it Ana just fantastic.

When my Blaze Orange VFM ball point arrived, it had a blue refill in it and I prefer a black ink version. The Schmidt P8126 is NOT Parker compatible. I think theyre referred to as Mont Blanc style refills. The Uni-ball Signo is my all time favorite pen and I would love to get it into a nicer pen body than the plastic one it comes in, and Ive always liked the looks of the Retro 51 Tornado, so I will be thrilled if this hack works. Have I missed something, or do the words Parker Rollerball never appear in the article?

It fitted my Montblanc ballpoint pen Noblesse Oblige with additional tape to stop the spring. Lamy Tipo (if you dont mind the 207 refill tip extends out a bit).

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