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Ensso PIUMA Titanium Fountain Pen
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Ensso PIUMA Titanium Fountain Pen
larsv
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Jan 26, 2018
Why is a titanium nib a good idea? Its properties are pretty far from the malleability of gold - doesn't seem like a titanium nib would wear in like a gold nib.
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nargalzius
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Jan 29, 2018
larsvIt's not fair to comapre Ti to gold. Of course if you have the option to go gold then it's not even a choice at that point (unless you want the consistency of the material of the nib with the pen - which can be a thing for some guys)
Malleability, compared to steel, this is much, much more springy... so it can be classified as a semi-flex in some regards (again your mileage may vary) but my experience with Bock Ti nibs is that they are pretty flexible compared to the stiffness of steel nibs.
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JDav
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Feb 27, 2018
larsvIt has a standard bock nib. You can replace the titanium nib with a Stainless or Gold one, there are retailers that sell just the nibs. http://www.beaufortink.co.uk/
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