An Introduction to the Brause EF66 Nib

In this video, you'll become acquainted with the Brause EF66 nib. I hope that you'll decide to give this nib a try after watching it!
Additional Resources:
✍️ Calligraphy Nib Spotlight: The Brause EF66 Nib (thepostmansknock.com/calligra...) - This article gives you an overview of the EF66 and its perks and quirks.
✍️ Troubleshooting the EF66 Nib (thepostmansknock.com/troubles...) - This article hones in on common Brause EF66 problems and their solutions.
You can purchase the Brause EF66 nib in the TPK Supplies Shop (thepostmansknock.com/catalog/.... Oblique pens with handmade EF66 brass flanges can be found here (thepostmansknock.com/catalog/....

[@leafhopper5250]

This helps to keep me from getting frustrated when using this nib for the first time. I understand it so much better now.

[@LindseyBugbeeTPK]

I'm so glad this video helped to alleviate your frustrations. Thank you for watching!😊

[@allstarsawake8065]

thank you for the introduction and tips!!

[@LindseyBugbeeTPK]

Anytime! I am so glad you enjoy!

[@marijascrafts5012]

I like your tutorials. This nib is very elastic and calligraphy with it looks very elegant.

[@LindseyBugbeeTPK]

I agree! Thank you for watching!

[@duanagummo7169]

I will definitely try this nib.

[@LindseyBugbeeTPK]

I hope that you do!

[@tierneybarden6053]

Your tutorials are awesome. Thank you!

[@LindseyBugbeeTPK]

Thank you so much! I am glad that you are liking it!

[@mimiepacifico5581]

Very straightforward and helpful tips you have there, Thank you. Im a beginner so I really appreciate your videos.

[@LindseyBugbeeTPK]

You are welcome! Thank you for watching! I hope that your journey is going well!

[@MilicaJovanovic-zv9nn]

Many people recommended this nib but they usually say it is for advanced calligraphers. Now I'm definitely gonna try it since you mentioned a lot about it!

[@LindseyBugbeeTPK]

Please give it a shot!

[@shelleymisenheimer6515]

Thank you for this introduction and tutorial. I’m learning to use this nip and your tips will be very helpful!

[@LindseyBugbeeTPK]

I am so happy that you enjoy these! I wish you luck with your process!

[@ChristineSlaughter814]

Thank you for the intro to this nib! I ordered some from you, but have been hesitant to try them as a beginner. I'm looking forward to giving it a go now, and seeing how I do with it!

[@LindseyBugbeeTPK]

I encourage you to keep working at it! I am so glad that you enjoy!

[@snakoss3620]

Je trouve que la plume Chicago 993 ressemble beaucoup et stock plus d'encre car un peu plus grande.

[@LindseyBugbeeTPK]

Thanks for the input! That nib is nice!

[@snakoss3620]

@@LindseyBugbeeTPK Il faut savoir que les plumes qui sont toujours produites sont très cher alors qu'il y a de nombreuses boites de plumes antiques qui sont meilleurs et que vous pouvez trouver pour bien moins cher. J'ai acheté une boite de 100 plumes "Baignol & Farjon" Baionnette 2800 EF pour 30 € donc 0.30 € l'unité. Il y a aussi les plumes Velléda Cémentée 2436 EF et beaucoup d'autres en boite de 144 plumes pour environ 20 €. De plus il y a le côté écologique car les ressources et le CO2 pour produire ces plumes a déjà été utilisé et il en reste des millions, c'est donc écologique de les utilisées plutôt que de les laisser rouiller et d'en acheter des neuves. Les plumes Princesse 730 EF, les plumes Incomparable Général Leman 803 EF, les plumes ZIG-ZAG 1278 EF etc... J'ai même trouvé une boite de 144 plumes Tremplin 160 pour 20 € qui sont des plumes extraordinaires en plus d'être très belles. Snakoss.