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==Construction for F-3000 Mod==
==Construction for F-3000 Mod==
Note: The 3000*F does not require modding, as it is already double sided.
Note: The 3000*F does not require modding, as it is already double-sided.
===Parts needed===
===Parts needed===
*2x [[Zebra F-3000]]  
*2x [[Zebra F-3000]]  
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# Remove the caps from both pens.
# Remove the caps from both pens.
# Remove the backplug of the first pen.
# Remove the backplug of the first pen.
# Remove the tip and the inktube of the second pen.
# Remove the tip and the ink tube of the second pen.
# Cut off the back of the inktube so that it's short enough to fit inside the first pen.
# Cut off the back of the ink tube so that it's short enough to fit inside the first pen.
# Attach the tip with the inktube onto the back of the first pen.
# Attach the tip with the ink tube onto the back of the first pen.
# Attach the caps to both ends.
# Attach the caps to both ends.



Latest revision as of 12:39, 27 August 2026

The 3000*F is a pen originally spun by nhk_9. It has a wooden barrel, is writable on both sides, and is difficult to spin due to its short length and light weight. However, it is most famous for its exceptional rarity and price, costing around 37,000 yen in 2007 as the parts had been discontinued before then.[1] Its counterpart single-capped pen, the F-3000, is less rare and can be double-capped into an F-3000 mod.[2][3]

Construction for F-3000 Mod

Note: The 3000*F does not require modding, as it is already double-sided.

Parts needed

Text tutorial

  1. Remove the caps from both pens.
  2. Remove the backplug of the first pen.
  3. Remove the tip and the ink tube of the second pen.
  4. Cut off the back of the ink tube so that it's short enough to fit inside the first pen.
  5. Attach the tip with the ink tube onto the back of the first pen.
  6. Attach the caps to both ends.

References