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== STPA == '''Brad Dowdy:''' So what else do we have to cover today? We got, we have one STPA that I didn't get to last week that, uh, it's kind of in relation to this a little bit, right? So I am Jay skinny, which is a solid, solid Twitter handle. He wants to know, or she, uh, wants to know what pen brand will give me flexibility and options to try out a variety of nibs. So we're just talking about how these Bach nibs, um, I can swap them out between these tactile turns or, you know, whatever other pens I've used that uses a default nib unit. Um, you're going to be able to swap out, um, Kaveco Lamy and Twisby are going to be your primary ones. You can swap out the easiest and the cheapest, um, because they're all steel nibs. You can get into Pelican probably has the most variety and easy swappableness, but then you're getting into mostly gold nibs. They have a huge variety. Um, you can have one Pelican pin and have 10 nibs easily. But what I would look at, I swap nibs on Kaveco all the time, Twisby all the time. Um, and then, um, you know, other brands that use stock nib units, either from Bach or Jowo. Those are, um, swappable too. Just like I use, um, the nibs that come with Edison or Jowo, the nibs that come with, uh, Franklin Kristoff or Jowo. So I can swap those nibs in between those two brands as well, but your main stock brands that are going to give you flexibility to try anything from an extra fine to like a 1.5 millimeter stub, Twisby, Kaveco, Lamy. There you go. Good question. '''Myke Hurley:''' Awesome. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Awesome. Let's get it out of here on that because I I'm dying to screw the cap back on this titanium pin, but I'm sparing, I'm sparing you. I'm sparing you and the listeners the sound. Um, so yeah, uh, awesome episode. '''Myke Hurley:''' Most definitely. And you can grab our show notes as always, of course, by going to relay.fm slash pen addict slash one seven six. Thanks again to us, but great sponsors this week, Squarespace, Harry's and pen chalet. If you want to find Brad's work, you can head on over to pen addict.com and you'll see all of his great stuff there. And he is at dowdyism on Twitter and pen addict on Instagram. I am at I Myke I M Y K E on Twitter and Instagram. If you want to follow us, you should. And, uh, we'll be back next time for another episode of the pen addict until then say goodbye, Brad. '''Brad Dowdy:''' Goodbye, Brad. [[Category:Podcast Transcripts]] [[Category:The Pen Addict Podcast Transcript]]
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