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You can't write fine lines, regardless of which size you use or how you use them they all write the exact same thickness
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Even the finer pens leave big, thick messy lines
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The tip of the pen doesn't make a nice thin line and I was very disappointed
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Although the letters were still readable, the thick lines were indistinguishable from the thin.
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I couldn't get a clean line because of how much the ink was flowing
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Fine tip does not give crisp clear lines, I could get better from a fine tip sharpie
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I'll try to redraw the line and by the time it comes out like it should the line is thick and blotchy
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, they do not make thin and thick lines as other calligraphy pens do, there is no calligraphy effect from these nibs, just solid lines no matter how you try
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When using ink that does belong to this set it feeds to much and makes it hard to create proper line variation
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I ordered these and hardly any of the pens actually wrote a consistent line
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For metal nibs, the lines are not clean.
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felt tip calligraphy pens on the market that write with cleaner lines
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The nibs are thick and therefore make extra fine lines difficult
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The wider tips work better but none produce clear sharp lines.
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I gave these to my nine-year-old for practicing as I was unable to write a truly fine line even with the smallest nib
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Also three out of the ink cartridges where dry and one came completely exploded, staining the pen lining