Rollerball pens that use fountain pen ink

Re:Rollerball pens that use fountain pen ink by fishmaster on Sunday February 09, 2020 @02:43PM (#22283922)

I absolutely cannot stand medium nibs, it's horrible for smaller or narrow handwritings. Also, with a decent quality paper F nibs are just as comfortable to write with.

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Re:Rollerball pens that use fountain pen ink by bayindirh on Sunday February 09, 2020 @02:54PM (#22283971)

Try a Kaweco or Lamy medium nib with a Kaweco or Lamy blue ink. It doesn't write bold. Same can be said with Lamy nib + Lamy black ink.

Medium can mean a lot of things. My Parker Vector's medium nib with Parker's own ink is equal to broad on many other manufacturers. Kaweco's medium is almost equal to Lamy's fine.

All nibs become quite comfortable after they are shaped by your hand and writing :)

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Re:Rollerball pens that use fountain pen ink by fishmaster on Sunday February 09, 2020 @06:17PM (#22285014)

I have used Lamy M nibs for several years during school and they're too broad for my taste. Now, after several years of trying pencils I'm using a Faber-Castell studio with an f nib and it's very smooth, even with standard pelikan ink.

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Re:Rollerball pens that use fountain pen ink by Enginerrrd on Sunday February 09, 2020 @03:35PM (#22284145)

Agreed. Fine is my jam. EF is too fine for everyday writing but is great for more artistic penmanship.

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