Obliques and Architects and Stubs OH MY Doodlebud Cursive Italic Fuliwen 017

Last week, fellow pen reviewer, Doodlebud, did a video where he gifted me a Fuliwen 017 Quicksand with a cursive italic nib he ground himself. He did this as a tribute to my channel breaking ONE MILLION views on YouTube. What a wonderful, generous gift! And I received it the same day as he posted the video. Instead of doing another review of the Fuliwen 017, which I've reviewed before, I decided to look at specialty nibs and try to show some of the differences between stubs, architects, obliques, italics and even Zoom, Naginata Togi and Calligraphy nibs. If you like this video, don't forget to like and subscribe and hit that bell to be notified when I post new videos! JOIN AS A MEMBER HERE TO GET ACCESS TO PERKS:    / @inkquiringminds   Links: Doodlebud's Fuliwen 017 Cursive Italic Grind Video:    • A Gift From One Canadian To Another (Fuliw...   Etsy Shop for "Ink Buddy" Items: https://www.etsy.com/shop/AlliedArmor... My favourite brick 'n mortar pen and stationery store; Reids! https://reidstationers.com/ Listen to my music at SoundClick: https://www.soundclick.com/artist/def... My YouTube Community Tab:    / douglasrathbun   Get 10% off your purchase from Appelboom by using the code FRIEND at checkout! https://appelboom.com/ Get 10% off your purchase from Cult Pens: https://tinyurl.com/y6g8yqal Subscribe for more fountain pen videos: https://tinyurl.com/rgfe4v3 Share this video with a friend:    • Obliques and Architects and Stubs OH MY Do...   Watch next –    • Penbbs 491 Fountain Pen Unboxing and Revie...   Chapters: Start 0:00 Introduction 0:17 Unboxing 1:00 Lazy Man's Calligraphy 6:04 Obliques, Architects, Stubs and Bent 7:39 Cursive Italics vs Stubs 12:47 Architect, Zoom, Naginata Togi 18:28 Slightly Bent Nibs 21:17 Doug's Custom Nib Grind 23:09 Let’s connect: Instagram – douglasrathbun Twitter – @djrathbun Email - [email protected] Concerto No. 3 in E major, Op. 8, RV 293, "Spring" by Antonio Vivaldi, in HD quality! Classical music piece performed by: John Harrison — Violin / Robert Turizziani — Conductor / Wichita State University Chamber Players Music licensed by: John Harrison Music license: CC BY-SA 1.0 CAUTION: The following video has an unusually high VHQ (video humor quotient). Viewers are advised to refrain from consuming carbonated beverages while watching. Any liquid spewing out of your nose is YOUR responsibility.