Lamy 2000 Extra-Fine Versus Lamy 2000 Broad

[Glenn Atkins]

For your viewing pleasure. Please excuse the handwriting!

 

Glenn

 

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/n533/GEAtkins/Pens/Random%20Pen%20Stuff/E8F5B8C9-61C9-4A03-BB3A-19710F6A506E.jpg

Edited December 10, 2014 by GAtkins

[Betweenthelines]

Heh. Great. The broad is essentially a glorified sharpie!

[Glenn Atkins]

Ha! It was much broader than I imagined it to be, but it's really smooth and also has a relatively small sweet spot.

 

Glenn

[carlos.q]

Heh. Great. The broad is essentially a glorified sharpie!

That was my experience as well.

[risingsun]

Heh. Great. The broad is essentially a glorified sharpie!

Yep, and my L2K BB writing would never fit on one of those lines and be legible... I think it's for making posters!

[Bill Wood]

That was my experience as well.

Wow .. I was thinking of a broad; I was thinking it might be smoother. That is seriously a B, looks like a BB. Rats. Must rethink this - perhaps a medium is the way to go.

[philm]

Thank you for this. I am considering an XF and you have given me what I need to take the plunge. Appreciate it!

 

Phil

[bernardo]

For your viewing pleasure. Please excuse the handwriting!

 

Glenn

 

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/n533/GEAtkins/Pens/Random%20Pen%20Stuff/E8F5B8C9-61C9-4A03-BB3A-19710F6A506E.jpg

 

Very useful. Thanks for posting!

[benjitzu]

Thanks for the comparison pic!

[DaveBj]

Useful review, thanks. How would that HP paper be as a go-to FP paper? I'm thinking at 32 lb, it should be pretty good.

[Glenn Atkins]

Useful review, thanks. How would that HP paper be as a go-to FP paper? I'm thinking at 32 lb, it should be pretty good.

 

It's great, plus you can print lines on it from several websites. Be sure to get the HP 32lb Premium Laser Jet, not an Ink Jet version. I print lines on both sides and you them for doodle pages or when initially test writing restorations.

 

Glenn