Pen hack
- Started 9 years ago
- Last post 9 years ago
- 7 Responses
- Gnash1
thanks! I've used these and like them, but my true love are Pilot Fineliners.
- Same herekgvs72
- Pilot G-Tec-C4, for example.Miesfan
- Might be able to do the same with those. I think it’d all come down to whether you can access the chamber easily.karj
- (I was sort of surprised by how easy it was with the Sign Pen.)karj
- I categorize my Fineliners by shade (as they get used they get lighter). I put a piece of tape on 'em with a number from 1 to 10, 1 being the darkest.Gnash
- scarabin1
+1 for DIY
- cannonball19781
right on
- ********0
Let's argue about pens!
For writing, I haven't found a dream pen yet, but my current favourite is the Bic GripRoller Fine.
• it's big and comfy
• super cheap (I still lose pens)
• minimal lookThe big thing I like about it is that I write with a soft touch. If you press hard on the paper, it's not good. But I like to barely skim the paper, it allows me to write MUCH faster, and this pen is perfect for it.
- imbecile0
On my desk...
• Pigma Micron 005
• Copic Multiliner 01
• Zig Millenium 01
• Stabilo Sensor 03
• Alvin Penstix 03
• Pilot Precise v5 (Extra Fine)
• Sharpie Pen (Fine)
- uan0
muji gel ink pens 0.38, 0.5, 0.7 different colors
pentel graphgear 1000 2B
pentel pocket brush
pentel parallel pen
tombow abt n15started to use them this year. #drawmore2016
- sureshot-3
