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10 hours ago, lionelc said:

its not too bad but is noticeable on flexxy type nibs @Gloucesterman, no big deal, wipes off in seconds

Thank you for the response.

I used to like and use it. Eventually I just got tired of the cleaning up (including inside the cap) so I just quit using it.

It's curious, to me, because that is the only ink which I recall having that issue with.

Wishing you continued satisfaction with it.

“Don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today, because if you do it today and like it, you can do again tomorrow!”

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10 hours ago, Misfit said:

I used the Levenger True Writer Pinkly, M nib, filled with Iroshizuku Yama Budo, and a Pilot Explorer white with CM nib, and the black ink cartridge that came with it. 

 

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I’m using the twin dragon pen in hopes of getting some good luck from the year of the dragon. It’s the year of the wood dragon to be precise. I was born in the year of the wood dragon. So where is the good luck?

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- Montegrappa Classica with Iroshizuku Kon-peki

 

- Vintage Wahl-Eversharp Doric with Montblanc Royal Blue 

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pilot e95s fine with iroshizuku asa gao

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I’m trying to write out the Diamine Purple Bow in my Lamy 2000 EF. I also used my Sailor Fude de Mannen to swatch and test inks,  and my Namiki Origami Penguin F. 

Top 5 of 21 currently inked pens:

MontBlanc 144 IB, Herbin Orange Indien/ Wearingeul Frost

Salz Peter Pan 18k gold filled filligree fine flex/ Waterman Serenity Blue 

Brute Force Designs resin pen FNF ultraflex, Herbin Lie de Thé/Wearingeul Emerald Castle

Pilot Silvern Dragon IB, Iroshizuku Kiri-Same

Wahl-Eversharp Skyline F Flex, R&K “Blue-Eyed Mary”

always looking for penguin fountain pens and stationery 

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On 5/25/2024 at 12:43 PM, Misfit said:

I’m using the twin dragon pen in hopes of getting some good luck from the year of the dragon. It’s the year of the wood dragon to be precise. I was born in the year of the wood dragon. So where is the good luck?

The more you write with it, the more luck will come to you. I am using mine very often!☺️🖋️

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mabie todd swan sf130 with diamine oxford blue

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Today I’m using a TWSBI Diamond Mini White and rose gold version 2 with 1.1mm stub nib. The ink in it is Nenosine Alpha Centauri. 

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  I used some seven different pens today, but the one I used the most was my blue Pilot Elite Lady with a Pilot red cartridge. I also used a turquoise Platinum EF short-long (PK-1000 ish model) with a Platinum Blue-Bkack cartridge, but I think the IG ink may have gone bad. It leaked out of the cartridge all over the back of the barrel and comes out super faded. I think I need to clean it out. 

Top 5 of 21 currently inked pens:

MontBlanc 144 IB, Herbin Orange Indien/ Wearingeul Frost

Salz Peter Pan 18k gold filled filligree fine flex/ Waterman Serenity Blue 

Brute Force Designs resin pen FNF ultraflex, Herbin Lie de Thé/Wearingeul Emerald Castle

Pilot Silvern Dragon IB, Iroshizuku Kiri-Same

Wahl-Eversharp Skyline F Flex, R&K “Blue-Eyed Mary”

always looking for penguin fountain pens and stationery 

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American Pencil Co. Autograph with Pelikan 4001 blue/black. Smooth!

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Parker 51, Diamine Onyx Black.

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Albert Einstein

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Today, I am using this cutie:

 

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A Waterman 52 1/2, with a broad, wet noodle nib.

 

Have fun!
Claes in Lund, Sweden

 

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3 hours ago, Claes said:

Today, I am using this cutie:

 

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A Waterman 52 1/2, with a broad, wet noodle nib.

 

Have fun!
Claes in Lund, Sweden

 

Would LOVE to see a writing sample from  this pen!

Must be a little like writing with a paint brush.

Wishing you much enjoyment with it.

 

“Don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today, because if you do it today and like it, you can do again tomorrow!”

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Today it's been three pens:

1) Reform "Westinghouse" pen, F? nib -- still with the rehydrated cartridge of Edelstein Amethyst (swag from the first Pelikan Hub I attended).

2) Noodler's Charlie, flex nib -- still with Noodler's Heart of Darkness.

3) Parker Vector Shrek "Puss in Boots" pen -- still with Robert Oster Bishop to King (an ink I'm liking more and more every time I write with it in the pen).

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

"It's very nice, but frankly, when I signed that list for a P-51, what I had in mind was a fountain pen."

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Today it is the long awaited Gravitas Kyuseido Kakari equipped with a (great!) steel flex nib from FPR.

I intended to briefly test it with Diamine Aqua Lagoon, but it turned out to be a perfect match! I made it instantly to my pen of the week. The nib lays a comparably wet line, especially when flexed, which makes the ink appear more saturated and reveals a hint of pink (or magenta) sheen on good paper.

What I used here is another one of those conference pads with below average paper quality resulting in a bit broader lines, some minor feathering and no sheen.

 

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Conklin Endura Oversize in Light Mottled Green and a temporary Bock #6 steel nib replacement

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Pilot Petit 1 with Noodler's Hunter Green. 🥬

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Parker 45, Parker Quink Blue.

The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits.

 

Albert Einstein

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