Review on 🖌️ Archival Ink Waterproof Fineliner Micro-Pen Set with 9 Brush & Calligraphy Tips - Perfect for Art, Technical Drawing, Sketching, Calligraphy, Illustration, Bullet Journaling, Scrapbooking by Barbara Simmons

I bought this set to replace an acid-free pen I've been using for documents and crafts for about a decade. These pencils have all the qualities you need in a good set of pigment pencils. I'm not an artist, but I love quality writing instruments and believe in using the right tool for the right job. I'm even a bit of a grip snob and have settled on the MITsubishi Uni Jetpen (from Japan) for most of my daily writing. This set of controls seems to have the right options, although most people won't notice much of a difference between the 01 and 05. 005 is obviously a VERY good point. The difference between 01 and 05 is so subtle that most people won't notice the nuances. 08 and 10 are significant enough that you will notice an increase in the boldness of your strokes. And the Council on the 20th is something few will master. but it is interesting to try. I'm not very familiar with this brand, but I'm not interested in anything other than my own observations. I don't see anything to suggest that the claimed specs are misleading (as far as acid-free archival ink is concerned) and the ink doesn't bleed or bleed. My handwriting aside, the technical and functional aspects of these pens seem perfect. With this set I will retire my defective ten year old pen. and see how it develops in the years to come. From the first inspection everything seems fine!