Comment on Kaweco Perkeo x Koh-I-Noor Document Blue
ItsJason@sh.itjust.works 1 year ago
That looks like a nice reliable blue.
I primarily use document inks for addressing envelopes, which can be infrequent. To avoid clogging a pen, I’ve been considering getting a dip pen like the Pilot Iro-Utsushi. It’s still a metal nib, as opposed to a glass pen, and more for everyday writing than a calligraphy nib.
WARPed1701D@wayfarershaven.eu 1 year ago
You should look at kakimori dip pens. It is highly regarded in the reviews I’ve seen except perhaps the standard pen nib attachment which in one review was considered scratchy and stored very little ink.
ItsJason@sh.itjust.works 1 year ago
Those look neat. You can use glass and metal nibs in them!
redbird@wayfarershaven.eu 1 year ago
Thank you for your suggestions!
Maybe I’ll buy one when I decide to get India Ink or something like that.
toga@penfount.social 1 year ago
@redbird The Kakimori is fantastic. If you’d prefer a more pen-like experience try the Sailor Hocoro (https://www.afth.co.uk/sailor---hocoro---dip-pens-1333-c.asp) which you can get in a couple different nib sizes & colours, as well as a feed so that it holds more ink per dip.
I feel like “ink per dip” or “ipd” should be a unit of measurement we use for dip pens 🤣