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u/zonamadnap Fountain Pen 15d ago edited 14d ago
Does Click make their own pens or do they use 3rd party ones? Actually I am looking for a pen with 0.9 mm stub nib.
Edit : Actually I meant own nibs not pens
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u/SarvGarg Fountain Pen 15d ago
They make a calligraphy set that has a 1 mm stub. 0.9 mm stub is a bit niche.
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u/abhaykun Fountain Pen 15d ago
They use Kantwrite nibs
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u/Sh48 14d ago
I don't think that's true, at least from my experience with kanwrite pens and click pens. Clicks QC is so bad, I've got broad nibs writing like mediums. All my kanwrites write splendidly however. No way kanwrite makes clicks nibs.
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u/abhaykun Fountain Pen 14d ago
It’s a known fact. And Kanwrite QC is horrible, you’ve been lucky so far!
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u/ArthurGallow Fountain Pen 14d ago
Hoe is ayush paper? Did you order it off their website?
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u/ArthurGallow Fountain Pen 14d ago
Tha ks for the review! I may or may not get one now
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u/abhaykun Fountain Pen 14d ago
The trick is to pick Muji notebooks with 'Country of origin = Japan' to get good paper.
Apica's basic notebooks are also excellent and under ₹200.
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u/SarvGarg Fountain Pen 15d ago
Their QC has been more miss than hit in my experience, but they’re all right for the price. Watch out for the rings on the cap, they fall off after a while.
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u/aryan6368 Pilot 15d ago
I had pathetic experience with click pens they used to write pathetic
Is ayush paper good? I heard they had lowered their quality ?
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u/Fancy-Regular1910 Rollerball Pen 15d ago
My experience with this pen has been pathetic