Disassembly Line TWSBI Go

[@maryhodge2625]

Well this video was a lifesaver. Learning that it didn't follow the "Rightie-tightie, Leftie-loosie rule saved my Twsbi Go when it accidentally came apart, and I couldn't seem to get it back together.

[@ichirofakename]

The ultimate in language fluency: the ability to imitate accents in a believable and/or hilarious way.

[@ninagraci110]

You're so entertaining and I'm so thankful I found your site today! I could not remove the clear plastic tube holding the rubber. I tried pushing it with a paper clip but it is wedged in there for life. Nina, Waving from Toronto .

[@EffnShaShinko]

At last, the true value of the Conid tool reveals itself.

[@UARELOVE1010]

Putting the spring and screwing it anticlockwise information was a lifesaver man! Thanks

[@ikreer9777]

The piston had gotten stiff on my 3-year-okd GO. Thanks so much for this video! Perfect disassembly instructions. And angled eyebrow tweezers work great instead if the conid tool. Also on the cap that holds the spring on there are small notches under the rim. You can hook a tool into these if the cap is too tight. Or if you have arthritis like I do.

[@polksie]

Yea! The disassembly line is back! I’ve learned so much, and gained so much confidence watching these. Thanks.

[@rztour]

What a charmer that Hamish is. And so wise!

[@randy-9842]

I always love the disassembly videos with Hamish. Thanks, Stephen.

[@arisamomoka2765]

One of the best pen i have. Easy to refill, easy to (dis)assemble and clean. The process of it is actually quite fun, too! This pen literally makes me lazy. It makes me somehow complain when cleaning other pens

[@mitarikbarma]

Thank you Mr. Brown for this video series. I recently had to disassemble a Sheaffer Prelude and your video was of immense help.

[@gammondog]

Hey! The Scotsman is back.

[@siyuanxu3537]

after You unscrew the back notch and push the piston all the way inside, You can use the normal TWSBi metal wrench in a "perpendicular" modus, and magically it works as a screw like Your pin improv. Nice video, pleas keep making them.

[@meganrasila2236]

After I had Emerald of Chivor in my Go, and was trying to clean it, I figured their had to be a way to disassemble the thing (lesson learned...save that for pens easier to disassemble). Thanks!

[@TheBakinb]

C ring pliers works as well. 90 deg bent. What I use.

[@thepoorpenmanshipchannel9696]

Thanks Hamish! Very good video though I was slightly disappointed by the lack of posting the cap and barrel for easy storage during this particular disassembly but other than that it was very useful apart from the fact I don't even own a TWSBI Go.

[@stampinsan]

Entertains as usual, and quite useful! I’m going to click save and hopefully figure out later how access a saved video! 😃

[@alanpareis734]

All of Stephen’s videos are indexed on his website and can be accessed there. I’m sure this one will appear under the Dissassembly line “Ts” once Stephen gets the chance to link it.

[@stampinsan]

Alan Pareis Thanks so much, Alan!! 😊❤️

[@corywebb6223]

A metal TWSBI wrench will work to remove the piston if held diagonally, straddling the piston rod.

[@meganrasila2236]

So will the plastic one that comes with the Eco (well, I pushed the piston in after I unscrewed the plastic part and held perpendicular)

[@peterhofmann8292]

Hamish how I have missed you😍😍😍 Lovely explanation

[@suman5492]

Oh I just love watching your videos 😊

[@TheKarlProductions]

I found out that using stainless steel tweezers with an angled tip works just as well as the Conid tool. Simply align the prongs to the holes and unscrew the ring.

[@AnzanHoshinRoshi]

Thank you, Stephen. An hilarious pen.

[@FountainPenJourney]

Really useful video - Cheers Stephen! 👍

[@Jasiwardas]

How can you get the inner cap out of the cap? When it is stuck for example

[@T_B1]

#Boom #Haggis #Neeps...#Haggis LOL. Thanks for the video.

[@stampinsan]

Would the tool that comes with the TWSBI Eco work?

[@arisamomoka2765]

Even without it you can easily disassemble it. The metal 'ring screw' that closes the pen have two holes that helps you to unscrew it and it's not that tight so you can unscrew it by pushing from the small hole with pencil/pen (or something strong with tiny enough point that won't easily break). In my case i use tweezers. So unscrew it by pushing, do it 1-2 times and the rest you can do it ny hands. I do this all the time. Hope it helps!

[@45sandlps]

With the spring removed I used a pair of 8 inch pliers to grab the 1mm thick ring and turned the body clockwise. Be sure to only grab the ring as pinching the plastic threads may crush them.

[@45sandlps]

Long Nose Pliers I meant to say.

[@mandarin1257]

How could they charge so much for a tiny chunk of stamped metal?

[@Nick-cp3sr]

Neeeeeps! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 👍🏼

[@JosephDickson]

A small flat-head or slotted screwdriver will unscrew that metal bit.

[@korax67]

I died laughing with the Russian English! Helpful video, thanx!

[@edifyguy]

It was Scottish English.

[@abulka]

Perhaps a conid tool could be 3D printed at home by anyone with a 3D printer - we just need the measurements or 3D model file.

[@refinededge399]

I’ve been able to turn it with my finger nail. No tool to purchase

[@diantian7169]

Hee hee! How did you learn to speak with a Scottish accent? Thank you!

[@korax67]

Scottish? I thought it was English spoken by a Russian ! ! !

[@mandarin1257]

@@korax67 what are you on about?

[@steveconquest6684]

He forgot tatties!!

[@buddingnaturalist]

I was really disappointed with this pen after the ECO. Lower quality and made in China instead of Taiwan. Sent it back.