Can it be used to ground cocoa nibs?
1086386
I am not familiar with grinding cocoa, but this grinder is so poorly made that I wouldn't recommend it for any use.
2026493
Yes. This is exactly the type of nib you want to use for copperplate style. Specially if you want very thin lines, which look more elegant but work better for small projects, like wedding invitations or so. And if you use them with the right paper and clean them cautiously they last quite a while.
1525598
Yes they will. I have one in mine right now. They don't last the longest, but it's better than that plastic scraping feeling from the default nibs.
2017178
I really do not know any reason why you could not.....my purpose for purchase was for filled flat cookies.....! but I found that a tip would be to cut a piece of silicone to line your press to prevent sticking....it really worked wonders for me!
394048
The nib is part of the internal ink system so it's not directly attached to the pen, it is removable. The hole the nib extends from is larger than the nib itself so it should be possible to up a nib side but I haven't tried it, I'm happy with the fine point.
1391595
While I don't have the Intuos Pro, I do believe they will work for it. I checked out the Wacom site for the Intuos Pro and it seems to accept standard replacement nibs.
1819705
I suppose this is due to an excess ink in the converter. You can turn the nob to draw ink, in this case air, and it will leave the feed a little drier. If not, check alignment of nib and feed, maybe is offset at the base? Hope this was useful.
913992
What I usually do is take a big thick paint brush and dust it out as much as possible. I only use mine for white ingredients (flour, icing sugar) not cocoa learned my lesson on that. I also use a damp paper towel to get the underside clean. It can be a pain but the product is worth it.
1620288
Yes u would just put the cocoa in the mug itself or in the strainer..I use it for tea, coffee, cocoa hot water
468022
It should work with any capacitative screen, my wife and use them in 4 different units from different manufacturers. The nib is about a 1/4" diameter.
173965
I'm sorry I've not changed the nib, therefore I'm not able to give you the correct answer. Although I did attempt to take the nib out today and was not able to move it. Perhaps I'm not doing it properly. Sorry I couldn't give you a better answer.
74254
I use it for cocoa powder (cappuccino drink), and it works great. Just be careful to keep it in an upright position during storage to minimize excess powder spillage.
1805116
Yes you can clean them and change the for better quality nibs, many pens nice for gifts sheap
1373292
I typically use it in a Montblanc fountain pen with a fine nib. This means there is less ink transferring to the paper than with a broad or thick line nib, reducing the potential for smearing before the ink can dry. I have never had a problem with it smearing. It drys fast. I have also never had a problem with the ink clogging the nib. I may fill it three or four times before perfromaing a very thorough cleaning of the nib. I like the ink very much.
2275468
I've never had that experience but I have felt the nib was a bit large. You can get replacement nibs that are fairly inexpensive and try a new nib.
2073504
Yes, just make sure it is mixed up well. If you leave lumps of cocoa, they may clog the spout.
1777685
Hi , Is not cacao bibs, cacao nibs are small and are black/brown. This are pieces are white and are big and are pieces of cacao butter and if you 're searching for cacao butter that's what this is.