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Jinhao 159 Stub Nib


Aditkamath26

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Hi guys! Hope y'all doing well. It was that day again where this 15 year-old teen felt bored writing with a characterless Jinhao 159. So I just pulled out my pen customizing stuff and ground a stub. It turned out beautiful. It is smooth and wet and has enough line variation that makes the nib interesting to write with but still be usable for daily writing. Here are some pictures...

 

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I would love to learn more of this art. I also recently did my first paid stub for a friend and that also turned out quite good.

 

P.S. Excuse the crappy pics. I promise to do a full review of the pen with better pictures. I just want my tenth grade final exams to finish as soon as possible. Also the nib looks a bit like an oblique in the photo but believe me its not.

 

Take care,

Adit Kamath

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Nice photography, handwriting, pen and ink color, nice stub grind, my congrats, Frank66

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Nice photography, handwriting, pen and ink color, nice stub grind, my congrats, Frank66

 

Thanks :)

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Inspirational!

Just ordered 2000 wet/dry and nail buffers. Will be torturing some Jinhao nibs myself by the end of the week. Here's hoping it turns out as beautifull as yours

Add lightness and simplicate.

 

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It looks more likr on oblique than stub.

Believe me it is a stub. Its just that angle of the photo. I did mention that in the end.

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