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Pilot Custom Heritage 92 Demonstration (Video)


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This is a video I made a while back that I thought this community would enjoy. The video is a demonstration on the Pilot Custom Heritage 92 in smoke, with a broad nib. The ink is Noodler's Ottoman Rose which I got as an ink sample.

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I have more videos like this on my channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6pAl06Dx2E1WqWof7JnnvA

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nice review.

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I enjoyed watching your video. The B nib certainly writes with a juicy line. I have the exact pen only fitted with an F nib. The nib writes smoothly and has a very nice springiness to it. I'd say it lays down a 0.35mm line which is what a Pilot nib should write.

 

Good luck with your Custom 92 Demo.

 

Keep on Writing, Pete

There are a thousand thoughts lying within a man

that he does not know until he takes up his pen to write.

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