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  • I am glad you found my link. I love pens and mine craft. Take care my friend

  • What kind of nib is this one?F or....?

    Please answer me because i'm thinking of buying a Lamy Safari and i don't know what nib to buy.I like thicker ones like M

  • @86stelist Yes, this is a Fine Lamy nib. You would like the medium. That's basically standard and probably the most popular.

  • @86stelist It based on type of ink flow to made liners, thin or thick . You should buy a F(0,6 mm) nib, on fountainpen network, many people say that lamy EF(0,4~0.5) have a bit scratchy .

  • @PickaxePig hey cool vid man, but i waswondering can you use normal ink cartridges with it rather than lamy brand ones ??

  • @Wh0Dr I wish I could answer that - but I don't know what you mean by 'normal' . As long as the cartridge you want to use is the same dimensions as the Lamy T10 cartridge, you're good to go. Make sure its the same diameter and length as the Lamy. I wouldn't count on it working, though, most cartridges are shaped differently depending on their brand. I'd recommend getting a Z24 Lamy converter, so you can use whatever kind of ink you want from a bottle. :) Thanks for the question.

  • @PickaxePig Ah right and FYI i meant a international cartridge - the standard ones that aren't made for any specific model of fountain pen

  • @Wh0Dr The LAMY ink cartridges are proprietary. They only work in LAMY cartridge/converter pens.

    Ultimately, it's better to just use a converter and fill from an ink bottle. There is SO much variety with bottled ink that it's much better than cartridges.

  • You do know a 10 pack of ink cartride is only $4.53 dollars on amazon

  • @blackjidragonchoas In the long run, cartridges will cost you a lot more than a converter and a couple of bottles of ink. 

  • @ZabiLama The Parker fine nib could be designed differently, therefore it could be thicker than the Lamy Fine. For me, the Lamy F is perfectly good for sharp writing in my opinion. I, personally have never used an EF so I don't really know. I do think the Lamy Fine will fulfill your needs. Thanks for the comment.

  • Hey, nice review. I wanter to ask few things about Lamy Safari (or rather Vista Transparent, I suppose they're both the same, but Safari isn't transparent and Vista ain't colored) I have really sharp writting - for example "y, g, j" looks like fish hook. And I prefer really thin writting (1mm max., prefer less) - small and thin letters. Would You advice me F or rather EF nib? I have one Parker fountain pen with F nib, but it writes terribly fat and ink also likes to feather.. Thanks for answer!)

  • I like your enthusiasm. I just purchased a Parker IM fountain pen and am excited about using it. I love pens too.

  • there is also an Extra Fine nib. I have it :)

  • @Thumnismo Yes, those preserve even more ink.

  • @Thumnismo Hey Thumnismo, would You make some writting sample of EF nib, scan it into PC and post it somewhere on the internet? I wonder hwo EF nib writting is thin.

  • LAMY SAFARI Fine nib is butter smooth

  • @mh43460 Yes it is, and it preserves a whole lot of ink, too!

  • omg i love pens and minecraft too!

  • @robtee1992 lol same!

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