Meetory Dip Pen Set, Nib Pen Comic Manga Pen Holders - 2 Nib Holders & 5 Nibs & 1 Drawing Eraser for Calligraphy Lettering Sketch Cartoonists Artists

Two different holders, both feeling good. They are a bit shorter than most dip pens, which is a good thing. The crow-quill nib is a revelation. It is extra fine and easy to write with, but it holds an amazing amount of ink! I can get three- four full lines of writing out of it before I need to dip it again.The eraser is for pencil only, and I personally won't be using it. Also, I totalled a nib trying to open the cellophane with it. Won't be doing that again!This is excellent value for money, and I'll probably buy another one.

Easy to use. Could be a wider range of nibs, but for the money it’s a great deal.

This dip pen is great for inking work, it has a variety of nibs suitable for drawing and is very easy to use.

This set is indeed reasonably priced and I thought it would be good to experiment with and practice different techniques, unfortunately one of the nibs does not fit the pen holder and repeatedly just falls out. The nib will not stay in place at all. In the end I wrapped a little tiny piece of washi tape around the end of the nib and pushed into the holder to get it to stay in place. Not a perfect solution, but suffice for my needs.If you are looking for a smart professional set I suggest maybe paying a little bit more because this set is not the best quality, the metal in the nibs bends easily if any pressure is applied, so a light hand is essential.The nib holder, pen end, you get two with different sized slots for the nibs is made of plastic. However 4 of the nibs fit one of the pen ends, and one of the nibs - the smallest - is meant to fit the other, but it doesn't. This is the one that repeatedly drops out that I wrapped in a little tape to make it stay in.End result: I kept it because I am only practising again after a long break in doing any type of ink writing. As it was pretty cheap it's okay, but at some point I will have to buy a better quality pen set. Still it's useful, and great to test out different colour inks. You get what you pay for I guess.

For its price it's pretty good but a few of the nibs just didn't fit right and would fall out the the nib holders making them completely useless. About 2 of them fit well and tight which work adequately.

Wanting to take up calligraphy I did not want to purchase really expensive pens to discover I didn't enjoy it. I ordered these and was quite surprised at how well made they are for the price and that five different nibs are offered where others have been between 1 and 3. You also get a second pen. Bargain.

Pretty basic pen with a couple of nibs to get you started. Both pens feel cheap to hold but that's because they are, but they're easy enough to use if you're just getting started with a simple project and just want to pen something easily. If learn the techniques I'm sure you can use them to their full potential.

Wow! What can I say this has got to be the biggest waste of two and half quid that I have ever spent.The pens are made in really poor moulds that have left rather sharp seams running along the pens, the plastic smells burnt and generally just really poorly made.The nibs are completely useless, they have no temper to them so do not spread and return as a nib should, they spread and stay there, two of the nibs did not even spread as they had been 'dinked' on the ends so as to create some sort of ball point tip resulting in the nib tips essentially being welded together.The eraser I didn't even bother trying as by this point I had seen enough and just aimed it in the general direction of the bin.