Reddit mentions of Gullor Advanced Full Silvery Mat Fountain Pen Jinhao X750 Broad 18kgp Best Metal Pen

I second the Jinhao x750 suggestion, and would also suggest an even slightly larger pen that is in your budget, the Jinhao x159. I have really enjoyed both of them.

Hi all!

This is being cross-posted from /r/PenmanshipPorn upon suggestion.

In case you're curious...

The pens are, from top to bottom:

1. Manuscript Master Italic Pen 1.1 mm running Noodler's Apache Sunset
   
   
2. Jinhao X750 - with a Knox 1.1 mm Italic stub running J. Herbin's Gris Nuage
   
   
3. TWSBI Eco 1.1 mm Italic stub running a mixture of Noodler's Apache Sunset and Cayenne
   
   
4. Pilot Metropolitan with a 1.1 mm Italic stub nib from a Pilot Plumix running Noodler's Antietam ink.
   
   
5. Manuscript Beginners Pen with an Extra Fine nib and running generic black ink.
   
   The paper is a Clairefontaine French Ruled pad

Jinhao x750 with a zebra g nib. This is really your only option other than an Ahab with a modification like this which I've done myself and is amazing but you do need a dremel (go slow). 10/10

http://www.amazon.com/JinHao-X750-Silver-Fountain-Pen/dp/B00CC76756

Start with this. Add the 25 international cartridges for 4 dollars. If you like it you can either move on to something more expensive, or just add a Goulet #6 nib (15 dollars) and a better converter (6 dollars), and get some interesting inks.

The ones you have on there are pretty nice! Here are some more that I personally like: 1 2 3 4

Thanks, guys! :) I'm cleaning both the fine nib that the pen came with, and the broad replacement nib, and will examine them tomorrow under a magnifying glass.

I also just bought a Jinhao for $2.95 from Amazon. As a backup.

http://www.amazon.com/JinHao-X750-Silver-Fountain-Pen/dp/B00CC76756?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00

Finally, an inexpensive pen with no "gold" trim, that also isn't made out of plastic. I have high hopes for this one! :)

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Ah, a journal you say? That sounds lovely. A journal is a lovely way to record and store your excess thoughts. You can look back on them and reflect, and compare your current thoughts to how you used to think in the past. It's a good way to keep track of the way your mind can mature over time. If you organize your thought processes, they flow much more easily and much more naturally. It can be a very calming process. Personally, I know it relaxes me.

Have you ever used a fountain pen before? A friend of mine recommended them to me about a year or so ago. I absolutely love writing with mine. It has a certain way of flowing, you know? My thoughts come straight out of my brain through my neck, down to my right shoulder, through my arm, into my right hand, and it feels almost like the electricity courses through my fingers and I like...become the pen, in a way.

You know? It's nice man. 👌

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tI-5uv4wryI

(Champagne Supernova - Oasis)

(https://www.amazon.com/JinHao-X750-Silver-Fountain-Pen/dp/B00CC76756 for a fountain pen like mine. $3.86.)

(https://www.amazon.com/Lamy-Bottled-Blotting-Paper-Black-LT52BK/dp/B0026I6SM8 for ink like mine. around $10.50. Lasts a few months.)

Enjoy man.

Oh yeah, I work at a small Japanese restaurant somewhere in Santa Cruz. Don't look for me too hard, or I'll disappear! 😉👌

I stopped going to community college...finished my Gen Ed..but I love learning. I just read the textbooks, you know? Sometimes I'll just go to school and drop into the classes or ask people questions about the material. People love teaching each other, you know? 👌