what is the nib made of?
768774
This isn't a good quality pen though I'm not sure what the nib is made from, it skips quite a bit! I wasn't happy with this purchase. I hope this helps.
557124
Just break the nib! So easy and crippy. I bought 2, one worked and the other I had to broke the nib!
2267507
Yes; a unique brown triangular box. I might add that while it's a unique looking fountain pen, the nib dries out if not used for a couple of days. I returned mine.
2145689
It is a fine nib... it writes really well also. It is more like a Germany fine. The Japanese fine is definitely a thinner line. Hope this helps. Cheers
1354151
It is the exact same thing as the one with the UV light and pen on the other end. However, it doesn't come with any additional nibs, but IS compatible with them.
173965
I'm sorry I've not changed the nib, therefore I'm not able to give you the correct answer. Although I did attempt to take the nib out today and was not able to move it. Perhaps I'm not doing it properly. Sorry I couldn't give you a better answer.
1665351
it's a clear plastic unbranded fountain pen. Not as nice as a Lamy I have, but perfectly functional until I dropped and cracked the pen cap.
135599
No these are not "real nibs". It already has the ink in it. I bought these for my kids for less mess, and more ease.
2205566
Yes, it has a medium gloss to it, and very smooth. I would think it's made out of the same plastic that the shiny grey nibs are made of - They have the same hardness such that neither scratches each other. You will actually feel no friction through the nib onto your drawing pad, which is a kind of jarring feeling compared to how scratchy it originally was.
1237100
Hello Joshua, I really don't remember; I ended up giving it away to a friend. This pen is fine point, and I do not like fine.. it makes it difficult with the ink.
1660672
I've seen the nibs for the pens sold separately, but I'm unsure about the pens. I'm sorry.
1856086
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.
1812314
As far as I could tell, the product that I received was 100% NIB, complete with plastic shrink wrap and all.
2145933
If you unscrew the pen there is a little filter, it snaps apart from the nib. There is a little switch on the side that you suction the ink inside the filter
1293390
The ink is very different to anything pilot makes. First it is waterproof. It handles well in most pens I have tried it in. I have not been impressed with the fountain pens they market. This one was modified to work without a cartridge and you fill it with a dropper. The result is a huge reservoir. The nib is japanese and works fine. I am not convinced the huge reservoir is needed, and I can tell you if it leaks you are looking at a huge mess too. I find that most of noodlers descriptions of their inks(I own 4 different types) are extremely accurate, were other inks just say they are good products. The ink is very different to anything pilot makes. First it is waterproof. It handles well in most pens I have tried it in. I have not been impressed with the fountain pens they market. This one was modified to work without a cartridge and you fill it with a dropper. The result is a huge reservoir. The nib is japanese and works fine. I am not convinced the huge reservoir is needed, and I can tell you if it leaks you are looking at a huge mess too. I find that most of noodlers descriptions of their inks(I own 4 different types) are extremely accurate, were other inks just say they are good... » Read More The ink is very different to anything pilot makes. First it is waterproof. It handles well in most pens I have tried it in. I have not been impressed with the fountain pens they market. This one was modified to work without a cartridge and you fill it with a dropper. The result is a huge reservoir. The nib is japanese and works fine. I am not convinced the huge reservoir is needed, and I can tell you if it leaks you are looking at a huge mess too. I find that most of noodlers descriptions of their inks(I own 4 different types) are extremely accurate, were other inks just say they are good products. « Show Less
273321
It is an open nib style. I would say it is about an 8th to a inch(very close to an inch). This pen does not take cartridges, be aware you need to get bottled ink. But overall very cheap and well designed, mine has a tendency to over ink. But I do like it. Hope that helps
531632
There are calligraphy nibs available. I'm not sure if you have a certain nib in mind.