don't remember), and it's less "naily" than a standard Lamy steel nib. Smooth point, not soft but as the material is thinner it has a bit of "give" the Lamy steel don't have. Oh, and a real EF, compared to Lamy's EF!
it may be helpful to know: Lamy pre-test all their nibs, so there's often a bit of ink residue under the nib. It's *possible* that the signs of ink come from the factory (unless there's more than just a very small amount), and that the original owner has not used the...
I love the pairing of the pale shimmer ink with the soft flexy nib of the 742. Written in a fine line, June Pearl is pretty light, but in the FA I get swirls of shimmer and more readable text. All in all, I really enjoy writing with the 742 and the FA nib, I’m just (unfor...
In Heidelberg on the Hauptstrasse/Mainstreet there is a Lamy only pen store. That nib has great tine bend...but unfortunately only 2 X tine spread. With 3 X tine spread (semi-flex), I'd connived one already. The nib will not fit my old Persona...I do have to call up the facto...
and feels very comfortable. This CP1 fountain pen uses the standard Lamy Z50 nibs, which can easily be changed, which is a big plus in my book. When I carry the pen to the work place I typically use an EF or F nib, while I enjoy the 1.1 italic nib when I use the pen for pers...
In regards to Faber castel, I own own two pens from them. A Faber Castell Osmia 884 with a flex nib, and the sterling silver Graf Von. The sterling silver version, which I am assuming uses the same nib as the guilloche, is a smooth reliable writer. But it has no soul...
I don't know anything useful about acquiring spare nibs. But, from the advice of several posters above it sounds like Lamy can be relied on for help if your first nib wears from writing. Personally, I don't notice any more flex in the 2000 than in Lamy's larger steel nibs, but sinc...
Anyway, after a few days with the Lamy 2000, I've noticed something, I really love the nib, it's got the right balance of flex and rigidity, and it's the smoothest nib I have yet used, admittedly I don't have a lot of pens to compare it against, but it's smoother than my ...
Nib: Stainless Steel / Unhooded Material: Metal Body / Metal Section (body seems to be rubberized?) Production: Still Made Note: Clip very reminiscent of the Faber-Castell e-Motion fountain pen. Heavy at 50g. I don't own this pen so I can't be more specific. ...
I ride a recumbent, I play go, I use Macintosh so of course I use a fountain pen. Robert Alan Member - Gold 624 Location:Greater Seattle Area Flag: PostedMarch 3, 2017 On 3/1/2017 at 5:26 PM, Miriel said: Thanks, is there any way to get Studio ni...