How to clean and fill rapidiograph and other technical pens

[Arachnalicious]

@5:20 They're not made by rapidograph, they're made by Rotring, Rapidograph being the model (just like car parts aren't made by Fiesta, but Ford, as an example). Just thought I'd clear that up.

[LottieSue]

Extremely helpful - thank you so much.

[AceCorona]

Should you store the pens point up or point down?

[unlucky13tattoo]

Rapidograph your adding a I... None the less thanks for the video.

[Xhyena]

Thank you so much! this video was super helpful!

[steves2kool]

You saved my life. I love you.

[MadTito]

Thank you! Your tutorial has helped me a lot!

[raspberrysparkle]

I have found these kind of pens. They havent been used for a long long long long time..will they still work?

[Metalcortaku]

@raspberrysparkle If you can't get them to work, you can just replace the nibs instead of the whole pen. It's still expensive, but far less so than buying a new pen altogether. Good luck with that.

[Arachnalicious]

@Metalcortaku Barely. The nib is the only technical part of the pen. You save about £3 or £4 buying just the nib. If I was in that situation, I would likely replace the whole thing. Particularly if the body was starting to show signs of wear and tear!