KAWECO | Writing Test | 14 types Kaweco Fountain Pen Review
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- My writing test experience with all my 14pcs of Kaweco.
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Love the Hello Kitty !! And the bow 🎀 and the ink you chose 👩🍳🤌💖
Thank you 😻
Just wanted to say that I'm really enjoying your content! Thank you for sharing your thoughts on your Kaweco's, you have a lovely collection. I really like the vibrant violet and the Helloy Kitty pens! 🙂
Glad you enjoy my content, I appreciate it so much. 😊
I’m not usually a fan of purple but wow that one is stunning
Me too not a big fan of purple but this one is outstanding ☺️
Love your collection. I also really like the music. Very nice
Thank you very much🩷
Watching your video for a second time; I love my Kaweco pens! Actually, I don’t think I’ve ever had a bad nib on Amy of my Kaweco pens. The only AL Sport I have is in the Espresso Special Edition with either a B or a BB nib, but honestly, I have a difficult time sometimes getting a good grip on it whereas I don’t have that problem with the plastic Sports. Also, the only Kaweco Sport pen I own that has a different nib is the Skyline Sport in Macchiato, and it’s nib, a Medium, has bounce to it that the other nibs don’t have. I love your beautiful collection!
Thank you so much for watching again. I love my Kawecos too 😊 it’s true about the AL sport does has a difficulty to grip it in same writing position 😆 as for the plastic I guessed more friction so grip better. My smoothest nib is the Kaweco Aurora, buttery smooth feels, EF hence more scratchy. Hope to collect more when I can afford again 🤭 Thanks for your lovely message , much love ❤️
Omg I want the lavender 😍
that’s what make Kaweco interesting because it comes with so many colors to choose from 😄
As a Kaweco fan, I just love your pen collection. I am really envy that you have the exclusive AL Sports colors like the Iguana green, aurora and the Hello Kitty pink one! Question for you- can we draw a summary (I was going to say conclusion ) that the AL sports models may have better alignment and polishing on the same steel nibs as they write more smoothly and less scratchy? I was afraid to pull out the nib and feed for cleaning because of that.
Hi, Glad you like them 😊 I love Kaweco but they have too many types so I decided to narrow my collection to only buy “Kaweco Collection” series [provided is the color that I like], and my wish list for this upcoming collection series is the new AL Ruby 😍 as I have yet got a red one. For the smooth or scratchy nib, I think it depends on the nib size, the EF & F mostly scratchy, The M above is ok. All my pen tested before I even pull out the nib and feed to wash. Best example is the pink hello kitty, me & my sis both have one, same nib size(as they only come in fine) but mine scratcy, hers not.😅 It’s more likely due to the steel needed more detail polishing but I have yet try that. Maybe I will try that one day.
Inks are very different also, and I find that one pen may like a certain ink then another. 🤷♀️
@@MrsinTN I agreed, I noticed same ink with different pen (even same brand pen) have a different consistency on ink flows. Some wet and some not so, if not wet then you ink color will be just one shade but with wet nib, ink variations are more visible.
Loved the video. What is the notebook you used?
Thank you so much! The notebook is from Traveler’s Notebook Company 😊
Very nice collection! The aurora and iguana blue might be on my list someday. I bought a kaweco sport piston filler new old stock some time ago I might sell ( it's very tiny), so I can purchase them.
😊 Thank you ! The Kaweco sport piston converter is very small in order to fit the pen size. I prefer to reuse the cartridge and refill with new ink rather then the filler as I think the cartridge holds more ink.
@@JournalInkSketch it is actually a piston filler pen, not a cartridge with a piston. It has a little ink window which is bluish, but the pen itself is black with an "oblique" nib that writes normally (??). I think they made in the 1960s or something. It came in a little black leather pouch. It's much smaller than the modern kaweco sport, too small for me I think.
I see now, just google it. I saw a pic with comparison the new sport and the filler type…it is slightly smaller and has a gold trim on cap. Vintage!
Please,what;s the dark brown ink in the 70's Studend?
Hi, it’s actually not dark brown. It’s Diamine stargazer shimmering ink. Stargazer has monster red sheen and blue shimmer. Maybe the red sheen makes it looks like earth color.
It’s from Diamine 2021 inkvent.
@@JournalInkSketch Another Diamine on my favorites then! I love their Ancient Copper and Oxblood! Thank you very much!!!
@@greekveteran2715You’re most welcome! I only have vintage copper from the 2021 inkvent, ancient copper having more darker shades, nice!
Thank you for your review! Love the purple and gold colours together in the first pen! Are you writing in tomoe River paper?
You are most welcome. In this video I am using Traveler’s notebook which is MD paper. It is very good paper to write with fountain pen, no bleeding even for BB nib. My hobonichi is on the way flying to me…so when I got it, I will do a pen test on my hobonichi journal with all the fountain pen I have and see what is usable and what is not, so do come back and check it out. Hope can upload it this weekend or else will be next weekend. See you there. Thanks for watching 🥰
I‘m also a big fan of Kaweco/TWSBI pens. I just ordered 4 Kawecos (Sport Brass, Banana, Mandarine and Cappuccino). I‘d also like to know which inks you‘re using - maybe you could just add them to your pen/writing swatches? Thanks for the video!
Nice combination of colors in your new Kaweco orders. Sorry that I didn’t mentioned the ink colors. Will include ink color name in my next Kaweco Pen test video as a few of them have changed ink.
I ordered an EF nib and will try it out. Do you find the EF considerably more scratchy than F? I’d like the smallest nib but not if it’s significantly more scratchy. The grid in a hobonichi weeks is small so would like the finest nib. Well I’m going to try the EF. And then will decide if I want to try a F. Wish I had a store close to me where I could try them out in person.
Hi, EF is more scratchy then F as it’s write more thinner line. But depends on ink too. F also able to write small. M nib then is a bit harder to write small. I have all the size for Kaweco from EF to BB. BB is definitely splendid for shimmer sheen ink. 😊
Don't suppose you remember the inks you used? I love them all 😍
I will try 😄…vibrant violet & iguana = kaweco summer purple ; cyan = Kaweco paradise blue ; hello kitty = pilot iroshizuku tsutsuji ; lavender = diamine festive joy ; lilac = kaweco blue ; choc brown = pilot iroshizuku kujaku ; 20’s student = diamine silver fox ; stonewashed blue = diamine thunderbolt ; aurora = kaweco black ; olive green = sketch ink emma ; iridescent pearl = diamine storm (shimmer) ; 70’s student = diamine seize the night….I think I got it all 😃 I am planning to do ink swatches soon, hope to see you there, happy holidays.
Is it worth buying kaweco aluminium fountain pens in comparison to steel?is it any faded colour faded issues in aluminium body?what about build quality?
I don’t own any steel type kaweco, but the AL body is very solid and the sandblasted to produce a unique matt surface finish is beautiful. I used them daily and the color still remain beautiful. I don’t have a steel type Kaweco, but it should be lighter and it’s doesn’t have odour smell like steel 😃
Would you like to list your inks? That affects the writing as well! thank you :)
Hi, sorry that I didn’t include my ink name. I intend to do a new review video of the same pen soon. The new video I would certainly include the ink name. Will give some new feedback as I have try them all for awhile now. Hope u come back to see the new video soon. I might record it this weekend. Thanks for your feedback.
@@JournalInkSketch I actually realized that a lot of the inks have names, but not all! And my favorite ones were not named - the ruby and the dark magenta! I was looking at Kaweco nibs so this was a beautiful comparison!
What is the purpose of reverse writing with fountain pens? I've never heard anyone explain this test that folks do. It seems pointless. Is it just to get a thinner line with your nib? (Not a fan of thin nibs, in any case.)
Actually yes - it’s kinda pointless because I never used my fountain pens in reverse nibs either🤭
I guess it’s just for a show and tell purpose that the nib is still able to write when in reverse… that’s all. For nib size, I prefer Fine or above, EF too fine for me too. Thanks for pointing out 😄
@@JournalInkSketch Thank you for clearing that up for me! I've always wondered, although I've mostly ignored it! 😂
For people who sketch using fountain pens, reverse writing can provide a thiner line and/or less ink on paper when doing stipling techinque etc. So,it's an advantage for an artist, when a fountain pen can write with both sides.
@@greekveteran2715 Thanks. Okay, that makes sense!