Kakimori Stainless Steel Nib For Dip Pens
Tired of broken glass dip pens while sampling ink? Kakimori has developed a great product for this. Kakimori stainless steel nib is a handy dip pen nib that you can use when making ink swatches. Not only that, you can also change the line thickness by changing the angle of the pen. It has a high ink-holding capacity and is easy to clean.
*This listing is for stainless steel nib only — nib holder sold separately. You can purchase the nib holder here. Also compatible with universal nib holders.
Setup Review Videos:
Handmade in Japan
Product:
Kakimori Stainless Steel Nib For Dip Pens
Color/Finish:
Stainless Steel
Made from rust-resistant and durable stainless steel. A nib designed for long-lasting use.
Description:
The stainless steel nib was created as a durable and practical nib. The nib point has been rounded and polished with meticulous care, providing an exceptionally smooth writing experience that defies expectations. Tilt the nib below 45 degrees to create undulating lines and paint strokes. Made to universal specifications to fit all standard nib holders, as well as those from our range.
Features:
- Precision-made nib, high ink-holding capacity.
- Easy to clean.
- Allows to write from different angles. 45 degrees maximum writing angle.
- A great tool to make ink swaps in bulk.
Dimensions and Compatibility:
- Dimensions H30 x Ø6mm
- Weight 4g
- Material Stainless steel
- Design Yuto Yamazaki
- Manufacturer Alloy Inc.
- Compatible with standard nib holders, like Tachikawa T-25
How to use the Kakimori Brass nib?
What you need:
- Metal nib
- Bottled ink
- Container filled with water
- Tissues or soft, clean cloth
- Pen rest
1: Attach the nib
Hold the Metal nib and gently insert it into the nib holder while turning.
2: Dip in ink
Dip the nib in ink to soak, taking care to avoid contact with the base of the ink bottle.
3: Write
Hold the pen at a 45-degree angle. Tilt the nib below 45 degrees to adjust the line width, or lay it flat to paint. Stainless steel and brass nibs have different characteristics — see the diagram at the end of this page. Initial ink flow may be slow due to the protective coating on the nib and will gradually improve with repeat rinsing and ink application. If ink becomes faint, turn the nib to release more ink from the grooves. One dip holds enough ink to fill a postcard. When setting down your pen, use a pen rest to keep it safely in place.
4: Rinse
Rinse the nib in a container of water and dry with a soft, clean cloth. Use a toothbrush to remove stubborn ink in the grooves. If using detergent, a pH neutral detergent is recommended — avoid alkaline detergents as they will damage the nib surface.
5: Remove
Hold the nib and gently pull out of the nib holder while turning. Remove any water from the nib mount by pointing it downwards and blotting with a tissue.
Alternatives
If this Stainless Steel doesn’t suit your style, no problem. You can look at our fountain pens and replacement nibs.
Discover More
Our Tomoe River notebooks show noticeable sheen and shading and for ink sampling and writing. If you want to see more, we suggest the Cosmo Air Notebook, which has a thicker 75 gsm paper, and if you are planning to use it for Calligraphy you can check our calligraphy notebooks.
Origin
Handmade in Japan
Packaging
Your Stainless steel nib will arrive in a cardboard box.
**The accessories in the picture are not included, the nib is the only product included.
FAQ
- 1: Attach the nib, the nib is compatible with standard nib holders like Tachikawa T-25. 2: Dip the nib in ink to soak. 3: Hold the pen at a 45-degree angle. Tilt the nib below 45 degrees to adjust the line width, or lay it flat to paint.
- To prevent the build-up of dry ink in the grooves, rinse frequently in water during use. To remove stubborn dry ink, gently scrub in water with a soft toothbrush. If using detergent, a pH neutral detergent is recommended. Avoid alkaline detergents as they will damage the surface.
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Description
Tired of broken glass dip pens while sampling ink? Kakimori has developed a great product for this. Kakimori stainless steel nib is a handy dip pen nib that you can use when making ink swatches. Not only that, you can also change the line thickness by changing the angle of the pen. It has a high ink-holding capacity and is easy to clean.
*This listing is for stainless steel nib only — nib holder sold separately. You can purchase the nib holder here. Also compatible with universal nib holders.
Setup Review Videos:
Handmade in Japan
Product:
Kakimori Stainless Steel Nib For Dip Pens
Color/Finish:
Stainless Steel
Made from rust-resistant and durable stainless steel. A nib designed for long-lasting use.
Description:
The stainless steel nib was created as a durable and practical nib. The nib point has been rounded and polished with meticulous care, providing an exceptionally smooth writing experience that defies expectations. Tilt the nib below 45 degrees to create undulating lines and paint strokes. Made to universal specifications to fit all standard nib holders, as well as those from our range.
Features:
- Precision-made nib, high ink-holding capacity.
- Easy to clean.
- Allows to write from different angles. 45 degrees maximum writing angle.
- A great tool to make ink swaps in bulk.
Dimensions and Compatibility:
- Dimensions H30 x Ø6mm
- Weight 4g
- Material Stainless steel
- Design Yuto Yamazaki
- Manufacturer Alloy Inc.
- Compatible with standard nib holders, like Tachikawa T-25
How to use the Kakimori Brass nib?
What you need:
- Metal nib
- Bottled ink
- Container filled with water
- Tissues or soft, clean cloth
- Pen rest
1: Attach the nib
Hold the Metal nib and gently insert it into the nib holder while turning.
2: Dip in ink
Dip the nib in ink to soak, taking care to avoid contact with the base of the ink bottle.
3: Write
Hold the pen at a 45-degree angle. Tilt the nib below 45 degrees to adjust the line width, or lay it flat to paint. Stainless steel and brass nibs have different characteristics — see the diagram at the end of this page. Initial ink flow may be slow due to the protective coating on the nib and will gradually improve with repeat rinsing and ink application. If ink becomes faint, turn the nib to release more ink from the grooves. One dip holds enough ink to fill a postcard. When setting down your pen, use a pen rest to keep it safely in place.
4: Rinse
Rinse the nib in a container of water and dry with a soft, clean cloth. Use a toothbrush to remove stubborn ink in the grooves. If using detergent, a pH neutral detergent is recommended — avoid alkaline detergents as they will damage the nib surface.
5: Remove
Hold the nib and gently pull out of the nib holder while turning. Remove any water from the nib mount by pointing it downwards and blotting with a tissue.
Alternatives
If this Stainless Steel doesn’t suit your style, no problem. You can look at our fountain pens and replacement nibs.
Discover More
Our Tomoe River notebooks show noticeable sheen and shading and for ink sampling and writing. If you want to see more, we suggest the Cosmo Air Notebook, which has a thicker 75 gsm paper, and if you are planning to use it for Calligraphy you can check our calligraphy notebooks.
Origin
Handmade in Japan
Packaging
Your Stainless steel nib will arrive in a cardboard box.
**The accessories in the picture are not included, the nib is the only product included.
FAQ
- 1: Attach the nib, the nib is compatible with standard nib holders like Tachikawa T-25. 2: Dip the nib in ink to soak. 3: Hold the pen at a 45-degree angle. Tilt the nib below 45 degrees to adjust the line width, or lay it flat to paint.
- To prevent the build-up of dry ink in the grooves, rinse frequently in water during use. To remove stubborn dry ink, gently scrub in water with a soft toothbrush. If using detergent, a pH neutral detergent is recommended. Avoid alkaline detergents as they will damage the surface.
