It is unlikely that the machine will reduce the size of the strokes. The ratio of the stroke gaps of the brush to the stroke gap of the pen is different. If you reduce the size of the calligraphy pen to a fountain pen, you will probably have to use a thick tip (such as foreign m-tip, b-tip) or a soft pen. If you reduce the size of the brush strokes to an ordinary Chinese fountain pen, it will almost be a miniature font.
And if you want to use a pen to write techniques such as setting peaks, returning peaks, and hanging dews, it is better to use a soft pen. If you only practice the frame structure of the inscriptions, there is no need to practice against the inscriptions.
PS: Generally speaking, experts who use pens to copy inscriptions don’t care about the font size of the inscriptions. They figure out the special structure of each word or copy the strokes themselves. However, pens focus on practicality, and calligraphy brushes Paying attention to the artistic content, I really don’t think it is necessary to buy a machine-reduced inscription. Firstly, it is not very practical (few people usually write the same words as the inscription). Secondly, the inscription is not used for rubbing and tracing. , which is also difficult to practice.