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LAMY 2000 Stainless Steel Fountain Pen

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LAMY 2000 Stainless Steel Fountain Pen

kamandi

Mar 15, 2017

any insight into each nib? has anyone used a lamy 2000?

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Saeulf

102

Mar 15, 2017

kamandiI have the EF, F, and M. I find the F great for general purpose use. It's nice and smooth, with the right amount of wetness to be pleasant. The EF is a little too scratchy for me due to it's fine line and relative dryness. The M is really nice to write with if you have good paper. It's a joy, but not practical for office use.

fountainpenguy

Mar 16, 2017

kamandiI have an EF and B. It's my favorite pen design. Both are extremely smooth pens when properly aligned on their sweet spots. I added an image so that you can see the difference in line widths. Paper is Staples multipurpose paper.

j-e-g

306

Mar 18, 2017

fountainpenguyThat Oxlood looks pretty good on the multipurpose paper... it has been on my wish list.... I think I am convinced now seeing it on Staples MPP - Thanks !

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Saeulf

102

Mar 18, 2017

j-e-gI also have Oxblood and highly recommend it!

j-e-g

306

Mar 18, 2017

Saeulf @Saeulf @fountainpenguy - Is the Oxblood red or more of a brown when it dries, same question as to how the color looks on white or cream paper ?? Thanks

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fountainpenguy

Mar 18, 2017

j-e-gOxblood is a really fantastic ink, I highly recommend it also. It is just a hint redder than something like Waterman Absolute Brown, which is a true dark brown. I attached another picture so that you can see the difference between the two, hopefully it shows up on the computer. It's neither a true brown nor a true red, which makes it a great everyday use ink. It looks distinct but is still saturated enough to be easily legible. On creme paper it tends to look just a bit more brown than red, but has a nice depth to it that the Waterman Absolute Brown lacks.