What are the nibs of the pens and markers made out of?
2078888
It doesn't say on the packaging. But I'm guessing they are made from different materials to get the different effects. They are really good.
825095
I think they're medium; I know they're not fine. My experience with the pens isn't good. The twisting action used to move the tip into writing position doesn't always work. The pen assembly just isn't well made. I'd look elsewhere.
1856086
Hello, first of all my pens were garbage, none would write. I just threw them out. As far as I could tell the pen nibs were all the same. Hope you have better luck.
1342471
They are all the same nib size. Good to have several available when using different inks in drawing.
2167670
Most come with a medium nib. However they usually have an option that you can buy a different nib of course it cost more.
1087325
The limited edition markers still use the regular Copic Various Ink refills. The fine nib on these markers can be replaced with any of the nibs meant for the fine nib end of the original Copic (square-bodied) markers. The brush nib is the Super Brush nibs, which is also a standard Copic replacement nib for the Sketch markers.
799003
Hello,I ordered a box of a variety of colours and each pen has its own holder. These markers are great for mixed media and last a long time.
1845180
I ordered an set of different style Intuos (4 i think?) nibs that worked great
1917287
Here is the link to the ones that I use: Liquid Chalk Markers Neon 8 Pack - Bold Colors From the Artist Platinum Collection - Premium Dry Erase Chalk Pens with 6mm Chisel Tip
145854
They are stick ball handwriting. Great for young kids. I dislike the Times New Roman style, can mess up some kids. They try to make g's like a type writer then!
1828747
They are markers...but I would not recommend this set. There were too many that were almost completely dried out. I am very disappointed in this purchase! I bought Tombow brushes before and LOVE them...my suggestion not to buy these particular ones was based on almost 1/3 of them were almost dried out upon arrival. Thank you to another of you who recommends wetting the tip on the ones that appear dried out.
674640
This is an educated guess, since they aren't labeled, but I think they probably are. They write nicely-- not too hard, not "waxy" like some cheap pencils, and will make pretty dark marks with pressure. Hope that helps.
211984
Yes, you can. We have extra nibs in stock ready for purchase in both black nibs and steel (chrome) nibs. Black comes in EF, Fine, Medium and Broad. Steel comes in EF, Fine, Medium, Broad, 1.1 Caligraphy and 1.5 Caligraphy sizes. Regards, Pen Chalet
418263
They aren't markers but rather ink pens with a ball point. I doubt that would work.
1710196
They are fine-point markers, not ballpoint. I'm guessing they're exactly what you're looking for. They make nice lines, .4mm in width. (I think this type of pen is called "felt-tip," but I haven't heard that term since I was a child, so I may be using the wrong term.)
659874
Brass plated. Great pens. I have two and keep them with me at work. Only problem I found was that I prefer a fine tip, so I got those refills to replace the stock medium point that come with the pens.
2179123
It's made in Japan so the medium nib is a bit finer than, say, a German medium nib, but it's a gorgeous writer, starts every time with almost every ink I've put in it...Noodler's, Private Reserve, Parker. It also comes with a squeeze fill converter as well as a cartridge. I own two and will be buying more. They perform as well or better than pens costing three or four times the amount.