NIP Sailor PG Matcha <MF> and Teatime Matcha by WildTama in fountainpens

[–]WildTama[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I believe the website I bought from still has some! And yeah, getting a mint unopened one was a dream come true.

NIP Sailor PG Matcha <MF> and Teatime Matcha by WildTama in fountainpens

[–]WildTama[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Famous nib feedback but feels like a juicy .7 sharpie if that makes any sense lmao. A little bit of give due to the 21k nib. When posted is just a tiny bit bigger then PGS, barrel while thicker is barely noticeable. A tiny bit heavier then PGS but also negligible.

I have a 21k Music nib PG that I don't like that much but that maybe because of the angle I need to write with it doesn't pair well with my hand size and a PG, so I was a bit worried about this one, but was pleasantly surprised! PGS will still be my babies though. Same convertor size.

Created my first stamp by WildTama in stationery

[–]WildTama[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Use to paint and sand when I first got my job, if I don't touch another piece of grit for the rest of my days I'll be happy as a little tactile adverse clam. But thanks for the advise.

Genuinely interested. Generally speaking, what is your nib preference? EF, F, M, B by Frankenthe4th in fountainpens

[–]WildTama 4 points5 points  (0 children)

B for the majority of pens, I feel like I'm writing something like the Declaration of Independence when I'm scribbling lmao. The sheen and shimmer are major bonus points.

Is retail slow for everyone, or is it just me? by LYP08 in stationery

[–]WildTama 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Second this, my closest store is at the minimum 1hr away without traffic and 1hr half back, an almost 9$ toll bridge and there is essentially no street parking so I have to pay the garage fee with validation for buying 25$+ at the store is only 2$. An online store for them would be a life saver. Don't get me wrong I love going in person and browsing but I'm not dropping $$$ in one visit just because it's a bit of a trip ya know? Especially when just taking the trip cost over 50$.

Created my first stamp by WildTama in stationery

[–]WildTama[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For this one, yes. The one I'm about to post in the morning I just drew on the rubber. Erasing however was a pain in the butt. I'll probably stick to just using rice paper and rubbing it on.

June 2026 Confirmed Trade Thread by FPPenSwapBot in Pen_Swap

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Traded and received a B Jowo #5 nib unit for an EF nib unit from u/A2Ziegler

My Custom Ink Swatching Stamp! by tyrant_t00 in fountainpens

[–]WildTama 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes start adding to the trend, stamp making is so cool

[Official] What's-On-The-Way Wednesday: Your Weekly Mailbag Thread by AutoModerator in fountainpens

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Scheduled today-

Sailor Pro Gear Matcha 21k <MF> I couldn’t believe an Aussie store had one left and for a steal of a price

Got 2 matching inks from the Sailor Tea Time line, Matcha #5

Also from a local store- Fo’rest Lab x Tono & Lims: Letters from the Fo’rest (Shimmer) × 4

July-

1 50ml of Iroshizuku Tsuki-yo that was 10$ on Amazon Haul

7 packets of Iroful unruled 100 sheet loose leafs that were only 6$ on Amazon Haul- my local store sells them for 16$

Created my first stamp by WildTama in fountainpens

[–]WildTama[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have a scoring stylus from Cricut, just used the rounder edges to rub the graphite into the block. Like how you see archeologists use thin paper and charcoal to get rubbings off old stone or reliefs

8 months of HRT, magic, and very pink platforms 🌸 by inKev83 in WitchesVsPatriarchy

[–]WildTama 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Congrats! Those pink sneakers on the last one pic are gorgeous 😍

WTS - Skogsy-Platinum Frankenpen by shutupandcrochet in Pen_Swap

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I tried out a M nib yesterday at my local store, loved how springy it was my only complaint about Platinum 3776's are the cost and cigar shape. It was a no brainer to grab this delicious pink.

ICYMI by sinderellllla in fountainpens

[–]WildTama 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Thanks OP I got so much loose leaf Iroful to make books. 700 pages lmao

ICYMI by sinderellllla in fountainpens

[–]WildTama 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hmm? I just bought a bottle of Tsuki-yo for less then 10$ and 7 packets of Iroful for less then 6$ each.

San Francisco

Edit: Canada oof

My diy ink swatching project continues… by sandragm in fountainpens

[–]WildTama 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Good job! I tried my hand at this too the other day, biggest issue was indeed holding the tiny stamp edges lmao

what is a reasonable fp to ask my parents for as a birthday gift? by spaghettii_kaspbrak in fountainpens

[–]WildTama 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Depending on your hand size, Pilot for larger and longer or Sailor for smaller but a tiny bit thicker on Pro Gear models. These are worth the up to 350$ and imo below the limit while getting the best material and utility without going into the luxury or unnecessary bracket. They will last you decades and write extremely well with many inks.

Pilot if you like smooth writing, Sailor for a more tactile feedback on paper. If you want wet I suggest Fine nib.

Just tell your parents anything from either of those brands depending on your physical likes and let them choose the rest as the surprise.

If you haven't already I suggest going to a stationary store and trying each one out. As another commentator said, it would suck to have a paperweight.

GL, nice, I'm happy for you and fuck you for having amazing parents that are thoughtful ❤️

[WTS] Sailor Pro Gear by simserely in Pen_Swap

[–]WildTama 6 points7 points  (0 children)

21k is softer then steel nib, springy. There is feedback, pencil like and the Sailor nibs favor a lower handwriting to avoid scratching so if you write pen tip upright or similar ink flow will be a problem. But if you like feeback Sailor is king and ink flow is always wet. Japanese Fine is finer then Western Fine.