Lumos + full set of nibs.Frustrating troublesome and expensive. On balance - not worth it.I have repeatedly cleaned out and refilled this pen with a variety of inks - some cheap run-of-the-mill, some expensive specialist inks, but it still does not work reliably.The smallest nib and the brush nib don't work - ink won't flow sufficiently to make the drawing process smooth and quick. Bizarrely, removing the brass retaining cap when using the brush nib enabled ink to flow but this is a design fault - it shouldn't need to work like this.Waste of money. Too many inky fingers.Am returning to Unipin Fineliners and Pentel Brush pens - much more reliable and work straight away when you remove the cap.
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Hand-crafting creative tools you'll look forward to using every day and treasure for the rest of your life. The idea for Tom's business came from watching his wife Gemma use a plastic mass-produced calligraphy pen which he felt didn't match the quality of her beautiful work. With his background in furniture and product design which he studied at university and his experience of working in a blacksmith's forge, he decided to make her a better pen that she would love using every day.See more
