Don't Use Excessive Pressure With Fountain Pens How To Fix If You Did

If you primarily use ball point pens you may be used to needing a heavy hand to keep things going. Fountain pens on the other hand require a much more delicate touch. With standard stainless steel nibs the pen requires little to no pressure to write and will actually be damaged if too much pressure is used while writing. In this video we will discuss what happens as you use increasingly too much pressure to the point of failure. In this case a lightly sprung nib. We then show how to readjust the tines of the nib to get it back in working order. Title: Fountain Pens Don't Function Under Pressure This pen is one I picked up from Five Below and is a dual pen that has a highlighter built in to the back side of the pen. https://www.fivebelow.com/products/dual-tip-fountain-highlighter-pens-6-count Or if you would like to try out some of my personal recommendations use the Amazon affiliate links below. Any purchase you make after clicking helps support the channel without costing anything extra over the normal purchase price of your order. Hongdian 1850/Forrest pens Narrow, Metal and Durable: https://amzn.to/3LUIXya Wing Sung 3013/013 budget vacuum filler pen 3 pack: https://amzn.to/3TKI6ls https://amzn.to/42N5VwT Diamine inks are a great place to start without it being a huge commitment per bottle. Variety 6 pack of 30ml bottles: (Damson an Syrah are my picks from this set) https://amzn.to/40EDvDC Noodlers ink huge bottle but is technically better price per mL if you stick to one color and they offer one you like my most used below. Noodlers Black Swan in Australian Roses: https://amzn.to/3zcmhBU #fountainpen #writing #tipsandtricks