That entire series was interesting. I think there were three when I started reading them then at some point there were suddenly three more that I had no idea existed.

Like those Shinarra books. There was one book as far as I knew. Then at some point in like 1989 I blinked and there were more.

It is. I had a very utility driven motivation for buying it and it's fulfilled that. It's also got me back into CAD after a 10+ year hiatus, which is something I always enjoyed but had left behind due to other priorities.

I put off buying one for a long time. Now I'm catching up on workshop organization - gridfinity in every toolbox. I have 9 done, three plus a drawer to go. And along the way I printed a bunch of rugged boxes. And a bunch of Atari 2600 stuff. And some printer mods.

10 spools in my first month.

That's a beautiful pen! Congratulations on your promotion!

To be fair, I have atypical usage tied to my work and I'm also not fiddling with making sure my pens are completely full.

I should add that the pen will last longer than a disposable and the ink bottle will last much longer than the ink in a wad of disposable pens.

It depends on usage a fair bit. I will ink three pens on Monday morning and run them dry by Friday night. They see heavy usage, not drying up.

I am waiting on a C80 with a broad nib and Monteverde Ritma with a stub nib - buying a whole other Ritma cost the same as buying just the stub nib thanks to a sale.

I think it's beautiful

What did you get?

I found it
store.steampowered.com/app/2151140/...