5 Things to Know Before Getting into Fountain Pens!
Thinking about getting into fountain pens? Learn the basics, from refilling and nib options to customization, maintenance, and keeping your pen in good shape.
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Whether you're buying your first fountain pen or adding to your collection, start with a category that fits the way you write.
Nib Comparison at a Glance
EF Extra FineA very fine line for detailed writing and small spaces. |
F FineA fine, versatile line for everyday writing. |
M MediumA balanced line with a smooth, comfortable feel. |
B BroadA thicker, more expressive line with richer ink color. |
StubA chiseled nib that creates line variation. Great for titles and a bit of flair. |
FlexA more flexible nib that creates line variation with added writing pressure. |
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| Line Width (approx.) | ~0.2 – 0.3 mm | ~0.3 – 0.4 mm | ~0.4 – 0.6 mm | ~0.6 – 0.8 mm | Varies (e.g. ~0.4 – 1.0 mm) | Varies (pressure-dependent) |
| Writing Feel | Precise, crisp | Smooth, controlled | Smooth & versatile | Smooth & bold | Distinct & expressive | Soft & responsive |
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GUIDE VIDEOS
Watch these helpful guides to learn more about fountain pens.
5 Most Common Fountain Pen Mistakes!
If you're thinking about getting your first fountain pen or if you got one as a gift for the holidays, here are some common mistakes we see and hear about all the time in-store!
WHAT IS A FOUNTAIN PEN?
We'll be covering some of the most frequently asked questions we get in-store from customers about fountain pens!
DIP PENS EXPLAINED
If you've been thinking about getting a dip pen, this video will sum up some of the most popular types of dip pens and help you navigate between the somewhat confusing different types of dip pens available in the stationery world!