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"Here's a funny one... I was taking a break from modding another 616, when I went to reattempt swapping the converter in my Kaigelu 316 for a short international cartridge. By an odd concatenation of circumstances, I wound up disassembling the section. I present my findings for the collective:    When screwing/unscrewing the threaded converter from the Kaigelu, hold the converter by the clear ink view plastic area, because the metal part is threaded onto the converter, with no adhesive, in the same direction as the bottom threads! Instead of screwing the converter onto/off of  the pen, you may find yourself taking the converter apart instead! Screwing the converter into the pen also has the effect of driving the section sleeve out! This is quite interesting - the section has internal threading in the sleeve area, but the sleeve itself is unthreaded, just glued in. Mine had a small drop here and there, but not enough to hold the sleeve in place - no spiral marks or scratches to indicate any friction between the section threads and sleeve. Have a look at the nib - I thought it was a steel nib with gold mask. It seems to be the other way around! Photographs:   http://i773.photobucket.com/albums/yy19/flounder2009/Kaigelu%20316%20Disassembly/th_Kaigelu316Disassembly001Large.jpg http://i773.photobucket.com/albums/yy19/flounder2009/Kaigelu%20316%20Disassembly/th_Kaigelu316Disassembly004Large.jpg http://i773.photobucket.com/albums/yy19/flounder2009/Kaigelu%20316%20Disassembly/th_Kaigelu316Disassembly005Large.jpg http://i773.photobucket.com/albums/yy19/flounder2009/Kaigelu%20316%20Disassembly/th_Kaigelu316Disassembly007Large.jpg http://i773.photobucket.com/albums/yy19/flounder2009/Kaigelu%20316%20Disassembly/th_Kaigelu316Disassembly009Large.jpg \n"
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