This Is How Gold Fountain Pen Nibs Are Made 😍

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time to discover together how Golden Fountain Pen Nibs are Made.
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[@SamuelNaldi]

Did this Video help you understand better how Gold Nibs Are Made?

[@RubensMateusPadovezeArquimago]

yes! thanks

[@justinspivey7294]

Love your content. Please keep going!

[@SamuelNaldi]

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[@crouserm]

Fascinating. Thank you! It would be interesting to see you follow up on this with a discussion of any differences in writing with 14k, 18k, and 21k.

[@SamuelNaldi]

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[@bartpeterleroy932]

Excellent video, thank you very much!

[@SamuelNaldi]

My pleasure! 🙏🏼 thanks for watching

[@yshaymatanstemer7854]

The iconic nib of the montblanc Meisterstuck 149, king of the fountain pen’s

[@SamuelNaldi]

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[@ClearMind-1752]

Excellent video. Thank you sir. Greetings from Belgium.

[@SamuelNaldi]

My pleasure. Thanks for watching ❤️🙏🏼

[@ClaudioAdrianFuentesAlem-on8iw]

Thanks Mr.

[@SamuelNaldi]

My pleasure 🙏🏼❤️

[@TheCooljatt18]

I am always curious from where do you guys or pen manufactures order paper pads for trying out the pens, what are the specifications you give to your vendors ? and what qualities do you look for, please do tell about this.

[@zachmeade3732]

Bravo!

[@SamuelNaldi]

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[@user-mi4xe2iz3l]

lovely

[@SamuelNaldi]

Glad you like it! 🙏🏼

[@penarbor]

Great video, thanks for sharing. I have always wondered why fountain pen nibs are expensive while watch movements (ETA, Seiko, Miyota etc.) are only slightly more expensive than a nib. For example, a JoWo steel nib can be purchased for about $25 and a Seiko NH series automatic movement goes for about $50. In my opinion, the watch movement is a lot more complicated to produce and assemble. I understand that a nib requires skill to make but I think the skill level needed to make a watch movement is lot more. There is the economy of scale at play here.
What are your thoughts?

[@andrewlensky632]

Thanks for the video. How much iridium is in modern iridium tips?

[@SamuelNaldi]

Unfortunately i don’t have this information

[@andrewlensky632]

@SamuelNaldi Thanks for answer.

[@EnCwoisant]

Little to none I bet

[@PenFriends]

Iridium is hardly used these days :) it’s just to expensive a material to use.
I don’t know what they do use, but I think it’s some kind of steel.

[@Srinivasan.Answers]

More informative!

[@SamuelNaldi]

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[@nh3.14]

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[@SamuelNaldi]

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[@mmomen3544]

These nibs are gold, not golden.

[@SamuelNaldi]

Gash, you’re right! Thanks for correcting that! ❤️🙏🏼

[@user-qi5jw2hg1c]

Is this the height of your contribution to this fantastic video?

[@nicksg3002]

You mustn 't be a pen fanatic. Golden nibs could be made of steel but covered in 14k gold. Also, No nibs are pure gold unless a special high ranked pen.

[@PenFriends]

@@nicksg3002it wouldn’t work if it was pure gold. Gold nibs use a mix of copper and silver, but this varies from manufacturer to manufacturer. You can usually tell how much alloy content is used as sold gold nibs tarnish over time.