I have 3 fountain pens. Black, red, turquoise ink. The black ink pen is in a custom wood body, the red is a safari Lamy (with much wear and tear) and the turquoise is this:
I imagine taking that out on the jobsite and getting made fun in some sort of "what are you going to measure with that?" type of comment only to retort that I'm sure they've never had the need for more than a 6" scale... and then play dumb to the crude reference, because of course we don't hit below the belt.
Nov 27, 21 4:53 pm ·
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Non Sequitur
I don't carry fountain pens to site... these site on the desk. Sharpies get brought to site. The fatter the better.
Nov 27, 21 5:06 pm ·
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bowling_ball
Do you also rock black corb glasses?
Nov 27, 21 6:01 pm ·
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Non Sequitur
^ no. Current glasses are thick clear/blue plastic square frame.
I'm fussy about pens but tend to lose them so I'm not interested in expensive ones. I've found that these are a pleasure to write with on most paper surfaces: https://uniballco.com/products.... I use the Pentel skinny markers that midlander shared, in various colors, for some sketching tasks.
It's clearly not the 'best' pen, but it is my go-to. The Pilot Precise rolling ball. V7 fine, or GTFO. http://pilotpen.us/brands/prec... And a black sharpie.
My nightstand is littered with them as I have a tendency to grab them off my desk and forget to put them back. As a male walking out the door, we tend to do the quick 'pocket check' to make sure you've got wallet, phone, & keys. For me, a decent pen is always on that list as well.
What is the best pen?
color depending on circumstances, but everything about this pen is perfect.
Except that it is disposable.
i use the euphemism "loseable" but yes that's among the things i like.
I love these for drawing, but not as much for writing.
yes. they're great on trace, too wet on paper
Lamy CP1 with refillable cartridge
I have 3 fountain pens. Black, red, turquoise ink. The black ink pen is in a custom wood body, the red is a safari Lamy (with much wear and tear) and the turquoise is this:
You deserve to be mocked incessantly about that last one. Just saying.
Why? It’s fantastic. But mine is a metric scale.
I imagine taking that out on the jobsite and getting made fun in some sort of "what are you going to measure with that?" type of comment only to retort that I'm sure they've never had the need for more than a 6" scale... and then play dumb to the crude reference, because of course we don't hit below the belt.
I don't carry fountain pens to site... these site on the desk. Sharpies get brought to site. The fatter the better.
Do you also rock black corb glasses?
^ no. Current glasses are thick clear/blue plastic square frame.
It’s like a cane sword for nerds.
The best pen is the one close at hand when you need one, it might even be a pencil...
Aloha !!!
Where did you get that glorious pen/scale from ??? I want one !!!
It's literally the first link in Google when you search for contain pen + scale
https://www.ensso.com/collections/frontpage
contain = fountain
Stupid autocorrect
That’s the one. I got it 3y ago as part of a kickstarter.
I'm fussy about pens but tend to lose them so I'm not interested in expensive ones. I've found that these are a pleasure to write with on most paper surfaces: https://uniballco.com/products.... I use the Pentel skinny markers that midlander shared, in various colors, for some sketching tasks.
It's clearly not the 'best' pen, but it is my go-to. The Pilot Precise rolling ball. V7 fine, or GTFO. http://pilotpen.us/brands/prec... And a black sharpie.
My nightstand is littered with them as I have a tendency to grab them off my desk and forget to put them back. As a male walking out the door, we tend to do the quick 'pocket check' to make sure you've got wallet, phone, & keys. For me, a decent pen is always on that list as well.
this is correct.
I collect fountain pens. I have more than I’d like to admit.
There’s really no substitute for drawing or writing with good fountain pens.
One of my favorite pens. a Visconti Medici.
Journal doodles with fountain pens.
For cheap pens, I love Sharpies, Pentel Sign Pens, and Pentel Rolling Writers.
Liquid Stylist made by Yasutomo is the best pen for both drawing and writing.
I like whatever I can get for free at the office.
Only way to impress me with your pen is if it's a fountain pen, or a Cross pen.
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