Sheaffer Viewpoint Calligraphy Pen Review

The quality of the pen didn't convince me at first, light plastic. However, I liked the design of the cartridge. Once I started using it, the pen grew on me and I found it very enjoyable, along with the constant flow on paper. It's not as dirty as my old Schaefer fountain pen, which could leak. Now I'm convinced of it and would recommend it. Use it to write letters, checks, cards, anything!

Having used Sheaffer fountain pens and calligraphy pens for almost 35 years, I have found them to be forgiving, easy to use, affordable and reliable. Quality or usability has deteriorated. In fact, the snap cap is an improvement over the vintage screw type. A window that shows not only the color, but also the amount of ink remaining in the cartridge is also very practical. It's nice to know that a good thing is still as good as it used to be over the years and just a little more user-friendly.

A decent starter set with pens and nibs that beginners will forgive. The nibs are of course glued to the body of the holder so they can't be swapped out, and the kit includes a variety of colors and extra ink cartridges for more writing. The downside is that I get medium-wide grip leaks almost every day, no matter how careful I am. In addition, the cost of plastic and almost disposable pens is a bit high, while professional calligrapher pens are cheaper. The book, on the other hand, is a useful

I'm a little disappointed with the set. I don't know if it's the ink or the paper, but it's spreading quite a bit. I'm sure it's partly my fault as I'm still a little slow doing the segments. I tried better paper and it didn't bleed as much. They have a good selection of colors so you can try a few. I checked, the ink cartridges are available in many colors here at Revain. There is a converter for using bottled ink. The set is serviceable, but it's one of those 'you get what you pay for'. For a

I don't know why some here are complaining about pen bleeding. You must write with it carefully. THIS IS A FOUNTAIN PEN, not a ballpoint pen, and should be treated as such. Possibly use a 45 degree position and smooth strokes on the paper. All good fountain pens do not require hard pressure on the paper. it said. This pen has a very elegant pleasant ash blue color. I got this 1mm head because 1.5 is too "heavy". He's doing his job. It's cheap and it's a little window to see how much ink is…