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Nemosine Singularity 0.6Mm Stub

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I've never had this problem with any of my Singularities. Hmmm. Do you own only this one?

Hi TS, et al,

 

I own five Singularities and I've never had this problem, either... just don't over-tighten the cap.

 

However, the problem does exist for some... SBRE Brown also discusses it in his review of the pen.

 

I just got another one a couple of days ago and it really is a great little budget pen. :thumbup:

 

I should recommend it more than I do. :blush:

 

 

- Anthony

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Thanks for the reciew and I'm really tempted to buy. Has anyone tried the acrylic version and is there really a difference (feel more sturdy, heavier,...) except the color?

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Hello!
Does anyone knows if you can still find these 0.6 stub nibs? Anyone willing to sell me one? 
 

I came late to the party! ☹️

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6 minutes ago, InkNsap said:

Hello!
Does anyone knows if you can still find these 0.6 stub nibs? Anyone willing to sell me one? 
 

I came late to the party! ☹️

Birminghampens has them.

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Oh amazing! Thank you guys. Shipping and taxes is a bit much for me right now but it’s great that I can get hold of some ☺️
 

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Birminghampens has them.

 

8 hours ago, jchch1950 said:

Birmingham pens is now selling Nemosine nibs with their new, made in house, pens. Good news. 

 

 

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49 minutes ago, InkNsap said:

Oh amazing! Thank you guys. Shipping and taxes is a bit much for me right now but it’s great that I can get hold of some ☺️

 

Haven't done a cost analysis, but Pablo at FPNibs will grind whatever you want.

Add lightness and simplicate.

 

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I bought 12 Nemosine nibs early last year when Birmingham had them selling for about 5-8 dollars each. They are very nice nibs and I have a .8 stub on a FPR Himalaya V2 that is excellent for notes in book margins.

 

I've read that they are actually JoWo nibs, but I can't speak with authority on that. In writing, I can't tell the difference in between the Nemosine and JoWo nibs.

 

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Wow! Amazing deal! I’m very new to the hobby and just started getting into specialty nibs. Until December I didn’t know of them. Just EF, F, M, B... but I’m enjoying a couple of recent stub acquisitions a lot! So I was looking to change the nib in a Penbbs I ordered recently. 

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5 hours ago, InkNsap said:

So I was looking to change the nib in a Penbbs I ordered recently.

 

Remember to check for headroom before you put the pen cap on firmly for the first time after the nib swap.

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Ohh yesss! I forgot that! 
thank you! I will!! 
 

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Remember to check for headroom before you put the pen cap on firmly for the first time after the nib swap.

 

 

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