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Tibaldi 18K Writing Samples?


Andrea_R

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Hi all guys,

i may have the opportunity to purchase a Tibaldi Iride with a Medium or a Fine18k nib, since i have a small handwriting i only use xf or fine nibs, i was wondering is something can provide a writing sample of 18k tibaldi nib of any size compared to a well known pen or tell me his experience with tibaldi 18k nibs.

If I am not mistaken i read here of fpn that i can simply pull out the nib and the feed of the iride and swapping the out with something else but i am not a fan of frankenpens and i'd prefer to use the original nibs.

To sum up are these nibs true to their size or are they more like visconti ones?

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If worse comes to worse you could always send the pen to a nib meister to have the nib ground finer. They could also tune the pen for your optimal flow.

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I hope other people correct me if I am wrong, but I think Tibaldis are made by Montegrappa. Further, I think Montegrappa nibs are made by Bock. Is it possible the more widespread knowledge of Bock/Montegrappa F and XF nibs is applicable to your situation?

 

Sorry that is not directly answering your question. My Montegrappa medium nib was so scratchy I bent the tines trying to get some ink out of the darn thing. A nibmeister worked on mine and it now flows beautifully. It also writes with a true medium line.


 

 

 

 

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thank you for the rellies, i have nerver send any of my pens to a nibmeister so it will be the ultima ratio, in the mean time i purchased the tibaldi sporting the fine nib, hope the seller won't find a new home to the one with the medium nib any time soon

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