Jean Nathan jean...@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
I use rOtring technical pens, around GBP8.50 (around $13) each so not a cheap
pen and intended for technical drawings. Guess I'm just ham-fisted.
Okay, if you're using a technical pen (the point is a metal cylinder with a
wire that shakes up and
Is anyone else as ham-fisted as me? I can turn a 0.1mm drawing pen into at
least a 0.3mm one in the time it takes to put the markings on one pricking?
Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK
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I guess you must be using a soft-tipped pen? There are some that are
hard-tipped - I think the one I found was from Staedtler (pigment liner). It
made very fine line (.05) and the ink was permanent. I think it was pricey,
though - maybe $10.
Adele
West Vancouver, BC
(west coast of Canada)
Adele wrote:
I guess you must be using a soft-tipped pen? There are some that are
hard-tipped - I think the one I found was from Staedtler (pigment liner). It
made very fine line (.05) and the ink was permanent. I think it was pricey,
though - maybe $10.
I use rOtring technical pens, around
