Dip pen nibs
Dip pen nibsGuides to dip pen nibs: specs, measurements, prices and which to choose. 6 Stationery Times guides, each with a direct answer and sourced specs.
Nikko G Pen Nib: The Wide-Line Manga Dip Nib
Nikko G pen nib by Tachikawa: a Japanese manga dip nib that writes the widest line in its range and varies it with pressure, sold as 3, 10 or 100 nibs.
Nikko Maru Pen Nib (659): The Finest-Line Manga Nib
Nikko Maru pen nib (N-659) by Tachikawa: a rolled steel dip nib that writes the thinnest line in its range and still varies it, for faces, eyes and hair.
Nikko Nihonji Pen Nib (N-555): The Even-Line Starter
Nikko Nihonji pen nib (N-555) by Tachikawa: a Japanese dip nib that writes a medium, even line without swells, and the one Tachikawa recommends to beginners.
Tachikawa T-3 G Pen Nib: The Broadest Manga Dip Nib
Tachikawa T-3 G pen nib explained: the broadest line in Tachikawa's comic range, packs of 3, 10 and 100, holders that fit, care tips and the maker's price list.
Tachikawa T-44 Nihonji Pen Nib: A Steady Mid-Weight Line
Tachikawa T-44 Nihonji pen nib explained: a mid-weight dip nib with an even line, no catching in any direction, Tachikawa's beginner pick, pack of 3 and price.
Kakimori Stainless Steel Nib: The Grooved Dip Nib
Kakimori stainless steel metal nib explained: a 30 mm grooved dip nib made in Japan, 45° writing angle, line width by tilt, which holders fit, and care tips.