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Sailor Naginata Togi Mf

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hi, this is not really a review of how the naginata togi is as a pen, rather, it is mainly on what you can do with the pen. it's a very fun pen to kill time with.

 

just wanting to show the kinds of line variation that the naginata togi nib can provide. sorry for my rubbish handwriting though. hahaha.

 

i know if you're thinking about getting a naginata togi, you're probably looking for a sample of how the lines can actually vary. so, here goes(:

 

http://i206.photobucket.com/albums/bb36/x9ue/pens/sailornaginata.jpg

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I've been wondering what the heck a Naginata Togi is! :embarrassed_smile: I still might not know what it is, but I can clearly see what it does.

 

Very good... thank you for sharing this an enlightening me. :thumbup:

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Just to clarify, this is NOT a Naginata Togi nib - the Togi nib is a very, very, very fine specialty nib (hairline) - I think just about the finest anywhere. The Naginata nibs in general can be F, MF, M, and I think B. The Naginata Togi nib is different...

 

Great nib, though (just like all Sailor nibs!) :thumbup:

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Just to clarify, this is NOT a Naginata Togi nib - the Togi nib is a very, very, very fine specialty nib (hairline) - I think just about the finest anywhere.

You're thinking of the Naginata Sai-bi Togi. The standard issue (from the same link, top of the page) Naginata Togi comes in MF, M, and B nibs.

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Just to clarify, this is NOT a Naginata Togi nib - the Togi nib is a very, very, very fine specialty nib (hairline) - I think just about the finest anywhere.

You're thinking of the Naginata Sai-bi Togi. The standard issue (from the same link, top of the page) Naginata Togi comes in MF, M, and B nibs.

 

Ahhh, yes, you are correct. Forgot the Saibi part. My bad... :embarrassed_smile:

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