
Ballpoint Resurrection
30 Nov 2014
Although it visibly has an almost full ink cartridge, the nib of this pen had dried out. It is our duty to bring it back to life!

Creative solution: the pen is taped to the spoke of the rear wheel of an upsidedown bicycle. Turn the pedals to commence centrifuging.

Some rotations later...

Faster / easier than the usual scribble-and-shake technique? No, not really. More fun though.