Pilot Custom 74 Unboxing and Review 2021

This is an "Inquiring Minds" member's pen! I polled channel members for which fountain pen I should purchase next and they answered with the Pilot Custom 74. I unbox it, talk about the parts and features of the pen, provide some size comparisons and measurements, and then do a writing sample. After the writing sample, I talk about what I like and what I don't like about the pen.

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Chapters:
Start 0:00
Introduction 0:17
Unboxing 2:14
Using the Con 70 Converter 4:52
Parts and Features 9:33
Size Comparisons 17:05
Measurements 17:48
Writing Sample 18:03
Likes and Dislikes 22:39

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