do these nibs work with the Bamboo cth 670?
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Those nibs work in any tablet stylus compatible with any Wacom bamboo or intuos tablet model. So yes, They work with the cth 670.
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This pen only works with specific models of bamboo wacom tablets- things such as the bamboo fun, bamboo pen & touch, etc.
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I believe this nibs should work, but I recommend looking up what nib sizes your capture pen can take, just in case. As for the last question, I'm not sure. Sorry I'm not that useful.
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They are pretty standard size dies. Don't see any reason why they wouldn't work. I use all lee stuff and their presses are compatible work other mfg. Dies.
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I think the stylus I order all come with the regular nibs, which I find are too soft. I also find the firm nibs to be too hard. I would like something in-between.
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NO! These nibs are NOT compatible with the Feel IT pen. These nibs are slightly larger then what the Feel IT accepts, and WILL NOT FIT.
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Look it up on Amazon.com. They have replacement nib packs for the bamboo pen for this particular one. CTH460. It also works with other bamboo products as well as the Intuos. The nibs come with five nibs, plus the nib remover ring. The total for them all is between 20 - 30 dollars. Good luck~
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The felt and hard felt nibs are one and the same. Yes they r the same as the ones that come for the bamboo (6 nibs kit)
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I have a Pfaff and it works great for me. My concern was since it was a push in that the nibs on the side might be too big or too small or too fat or something along that line. It turned out to be a non problem.
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I use them for zentangle, but I think they'd be very good for drawing. There are 6 different width nibs, they are archival, dry quickly and don't bleed or leak. Ink flows evenly and consistently.
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It uses the original or type one replacement nib. Type 2 does not fit. You can get the replacement via Amazon. Wacom Bamboo Stylus Replacement Nibs, Soft (ACK20501) For 1st Generation Pens Only
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Hello, first of all my pens were garbage, none would write. I just threw them out. As far as I could tell the pen nibs were all the same. Hope you have better luck.
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These are NOT a #6 nib. Other Jinhao pens DO use #6, but the Jinhao 250 pens use something smaller (maybe a #5? my Google-fu is weak, and my calipers are misplaced).That being said, the nib & feed are friction-fit and come out quite easily. If you can find a nib in the correct size for them, you can definitely replace it - I've done so on my other Jinhao pens that take a #6.
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No. I've tried them in Pelikan, Pilot, Waterman, Waterford, MB, and some Japanese pens and am not able to get them to work. There is a variety of ink cartridges on Amazon (sold by Amazon) for pens from various countries. If I knew the make of pen I might suggest a specific brand of cartridges. In lieu of this, stick to the pen brand for cartridges. You might be able to get the Jinhoa cartridges to work, but I prefer the easy fit of more typical cartridge for my instruments. The ole story, a $0.20 cartridge to mess up the feed on a $600 pen... I'm a 40 year collector. Beth's advice rings good with me, especially the cleaning portion. No. I've tried them in Pelikan, Pilot, Waterman, Waterford, MB, and some Japanese pens and am not able to get them to work. There is a variety of ink cartridges on Amazon (sold by Amazon) for pens from various countries. If I knew the make of pen I might suggest a specific brand of cartridges. In lieu of this, stick to the pen brand for cartridges. You might be able to get the Jinhoa cartridges to work, but I prefer the easy fit of more typical cartridge for my instruments. The ole story, a $0.20 cartridge to mess up the feed on a $600 pen... I'm a 40 year collector. Beth's advice rings... » Read More No. I've tried them in Pelikan, Pilot, Waterman, Waterford, MB, and some Japanese pens and am not able to get them to work. There is a variety of ink cartridges on Amazon (sold by Amazon) for pens from various countries. If I knew the make of pen I might suggest a specific brand of cartridges. In lieu of this, stick to the pen brand for cartridges. You might be able to get the Jinhoa cartridges to work, but I prefer the easy fit of more typical cartridge for my instruments. The ole story, a $0.20 cartridge to mess up the feed on a $600 pen... I'm a 40 year collector. Beth's advice rings good with me, especially the cleaning portion. « Show Less
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Just checked with Wacom's Web site and found this answer: Below you can find a list of refills from popular brands that are compatible with Bamboo Stylus duo: Mitsubishi SE-7 CROSS 8518 Pilot BRF-8F TOMBO BR-VS LAMY M21
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Sorry ... mine is a CTH670 - maybe 2 years old... not sure about the CTH680 but they work great in my pen..
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Hi Kathleen! Yes, out 12-pack of thin-tips are made for all of our High Precision Thin Tipped stylus pens. We cannot guarantee that they work with another brand of stylus pens, but they will work flawlessly with our thin-tipped pens :) If there's anything else, just let me know. I can be contacted directly via this link: