What is the nib size? Medium? Fine?
1363765
Hi Muriel, I would call this a Medium, although I prefer a Large, or Wide Nib, this one does a nice job. Nice for a small gift, or for personal use.
102534
NIB and I believe, 9 ft. Look at Specifications for length. I'm very happy with mine.
1291470
Honestly, I don't understand why people are complaining so much. The nibs have never worn down for me, maybe a one is a bit dull, but it's really no big deal. I also love the new feel of the i4 better than the i3's because it feels natural and more substantial, but again that's a preference. I personally have the large and I agree, it is a big too large and I should've gone with a medium.
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.
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.
1126678
I've used mine for 20+ hours and the nib is fine and no scratches so I'd say not normal.
2145687
I think it was a fine nib. I lost mine last month at a conference and I really miss it. Thinking about buying more of the ink just to get another one.
554776
Yes, you can. The nib is an international size 6 I believe (double check that with the fine folks at Goulet Pen Co. if you want expert information). You won't need an entire nib/feed assembly, just the nib. I checked Amazon and didn't see any for sale, but you can find them available online. I have seen size 6 nibs available in everything from Extra Fine through 1.5 mm Italic nibs.
2223852
I looked on the Wacom site, the nibs for all look the same. You never know, though, because sometimes manufacturers make changes which aren't in consumers best interest. Nibs I received are 5mm so think they'll fit the solo.
2145690
I can't answer that question directly because I seem to remember that it varies by production, and sometimes you can get a choice. If the nib is medium, and you want fine, that is a pretty easy adjustment to make yourself. The other way is much more difficult. Perhaps you should call if there is a phone number available. Noodlers has very fine products, well worth the money (I have no relationship with the company).
471838
Can't answer that according to your needs; I don't draw! Use it for fine script in my journal, letters, etc. Seems a very fine nib to me.
781921
"Medium" isn't really very helpful is it? I measured it at 1". This one looks like a better punch to me, and it's marked with the exact size: http://www.amazon.com/EK-Tools-Circle-Punch-0-75-Inch/dp/B0090JVBP0/ref=dp_ob_title_def
924179
The point size varies with the pens. Some are fine-point and others are medium size. Hope this helps
2167669
Mark, this nib appears to be a medium point. It produces a beautiful smooth line without grabbing or scratching. I purchased this pen for my wife who loves fountain pens, and she loves this one. It is one of the most beautiful and unique pens I have ever seen. I would not hesitate to to buy another.
239621
Yes. Nib size does not matter. However it won't work with non-Lamy pens. (I've already tried it.)
474108
It comes with a standard medium nib, which in my opinion is a little bold. But you can easily replace it with a fine tip if you wanted.
2066302
Medium point, but a very useable medium that doesn't stray all over when you write with it. A very nice pen for the price.