Kakimori Dip Nibs - Stainless Steel - Ink Swatching & Writing Performance - Comparisons
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2023
- The realities of the Kakimori Dip Stainless Steel Nib, its performance for ink swatching and writing. Comparisons between the stainless steel and brass. which is the best fit for you?
Over view of nib holder options and recommendations.
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I had the same dilemma when I first discovered the Kakimori nib. I did not want to purchase one at that price point for writing or swatching. I considered for art, but then had to decide which metal. I initially purchased the SS to use with the Tachikawa nib holder. I later purchased the brass nib and the Kakimori nib holder. I appreciate your thorough recommendation on washing and handling the nib units. New subscriber! ❤🖋️
That's awesome! Thanks! How do you like the brass vs. the stainless steel?
& What's your opinion of the nib holder?
Interesting video. I get about one A5 page of pretty uniform writing with my steel kakimori. I do tap the excess ink off on the edge of an ink bottle/well and this helps me to avoid super thick lines or ink dumps at the start.
Thank you, ooh good to know. I imagine as usual the ink and paper play into how the writing experience is! Good to know your experience was similar to mine, one always wonders!
Thanks so much for this video! I was on the fence for so long about buying the Kakimori nib (many other videos showed writing samples that were so thick and messy). I then found your video (so informative on how to use it) and suggesting endless pens. That was by far the best price! I was then able to justify buying a bottle of Sailor Manyo Shirakashi :) thank you for sharing and all the hard work you put into you videos.
Thank you very much, that is very much appreciated! Which Kakimori nib did you end up going with, and what do you think of it so far?!
Really thorough video! I have mine coming in the mail soon so I want to be able to use it optimally.
Thank you! Which one are you getting?!
A thorough video on the Kakimori nib. The nib cost has gone up considerably at EndlessPens now. It is selling for $53 I believe 😢
Thank you. Yes, I recently looked at their website because I'm curious to get a brass nib and was rather disappointed that the price had gone up. ..
After much mulling over I, too, got the stainless steel nib. Been experimenting with other dip pens as well and thinking I still might get the brass nib for full comparison. Thanks for the video.
Thanks! Yes, I wouldn't be surprised if I picked up the brass nib as well at some point! Any other dip nibs you've especially enjoyed? I love the Brause Blue Pumpkin!
Very helpful and great examples of how to use this pen; I will continue to consider the S/S as my sketching pen.
Thanks! I just did some sketching with it using various fountain pens inks, and it worked really well. It works best for me to do a shallow dip and leave excess on the rim. That way, when I go for my first stroke, it's not too saturated.
Check out Sailors Hocoro Dip Pen also with a Fude Nib for sketching! It's on my list!
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE INFORMATION! I want to get this dip pen for my bday in January. St. Louis Art Supply is too expensive. That holder is available now through Amazon at the same price. Thank's so very much! Greatly appreciated! Maria
You are so welcome! Hope you really enjoy whichever you go with- brass or stainless steel! Thanks!
@@fountainPENdulum I bought both actually. Thank You again! Maria
@@art-alchemy oh nice! Enjoy!
Thank you, very helpful review. As others here I'm trying to make an informed decision if this kind of nib could work for me (mostly sketching), and if so, steel or brass. I think it's going to be the brass nib....
I wonder if water colours would also work in place of ink, that would expand the palette considerably.
Quite certain watercolor would work without any challenge. I'll have to give it a go!
@@fountainPENdulum Meanwhile I've got my own brass nib (yay!), and made the first tests. A very preliminary result: there seems to be a difference between classic dye based ink and pigmented inks / watercolour. Classic ink stays wet longer, while pigmented liquid seems to be less liquid (if that is a thing?), and doesn't run as well. That said, it's only first impressions, and may also have to do with the paper. I'm curious what your experiences will be.
I still don't get why it is so expensive, and doesn't even include the actual holder...
I suppose because its design is unique and it works well overall. R&D recoup
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