By: WriteHerePens
Fountain Pens worth the hassle?… http://t.co/eZP9KSQR http://t.co/PzoiL87s
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I am a person who WANTS to love and use fountain pens, but I cannot get over the “fussiness” of them — which ink to use? Will this ink play nice with this paper? Will this ink fade over time? Will the...
View ArticleBy: Teri Pittman
I love, love, love my Noodler’s Ahab. And I do have a few vintage fountain pens, nothing expensive. The Ahab is comfortable and has a flex nib. I’d rather write with it than anything else and I use it...
View ArticleBy: Steve
I know exactly what you mean. I get lured by them a few times a year. I fall in love with the feel of writing with them, and then fall out of love as their idiosyncrasies pile on me. There is one thing...
View ArticleBy: Steve
I do need to grab one of the Noodler’s pens. The price is pretty reasonable, and so many people have good stuff to say about them.
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By: John the Monkey
If you want a fountain pen that will write on anything, a fine nib (Kaweco Sport, Lamy Safari EF) and Pelikan Blue/Black, or Lamy Blue should do the trick. The only thing I don’t do with my fountain...
View ArticleBy: Steve
Hi John, Thanks for the tip. However, you may want to check the water resistance of those Gel cartridges if you’re really concerned about water resistance. I was surprised to find the Parker Gels I had...
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By: John the Monkey
Ah, thanks Steve, will do Maybe I should switch to the carbon pen, as I know that’s ok (it survives watercolour washes, after all!) I did forget to put this link in the first post, Inky Journal rates...
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