🖋️ Koh-I-Noor 3165SP7P KIN3165-SP-7 Radiograph Technical Pen Set with Assorted Nibs - Multicolor Review

Thank you Revane for still wearing ink liners! Although I've used Adobe Illustrator and other vector graphics software since 1988, I still enjoy using these tools to whiteboard. Sometimes older instruments are actually faster than new digital ones. If you can draw, do your hands a favor and test the glide of the Rapidograph Latex Ink Pen on polyester drawing sheet. Smooth; smooth.

I have been using Koh-I-Noor ink liners for over 20 years and when I bought this I was specifically looking for this product. Prices for this particular set can be as much as $100 more than what I found at Revain. This is a high quality, professional set that I use primarily for drawing. The nibs are durable with a constant flow of ink. However, beware of your pressure. Depending on the paper, the tips cut deeply and cause some bleeding. Refilling can also be problematic. It's really difficult…

I've been using Ink Liner for about 16 years now and with good reason. If you want to be in control of your ink choices, this is the way to go. Proper handling and regular cleaning (weekly or bi-weekly depending on the ink) will prevent clogging and leakage. The lines produced are far superior to all disposable multilayer liners (read: microns). This is the second set of 7 pens I've bought and this one was with Ultradraw ink (my other was with Universal, about 16 years old). return). Ultradraw…

Update: Came back to the pen and an hour later I thought to try again and it worked! I must have worked with it for 15-20 minutes before writing the review below. It usually doesn't take long for the thread to start. Now I am happy. I have received these pens before. They tend to be difficult to clean, but work great. However THIS SET. I bought it two months ago. I thought I knew what I was getting so I took the time to test them out. The first one I used (.30) worked great! I loaded 3x0/.25…

These pens save lives. I do fairly large screenprints and each print costs about $15-$30. I've had them for about a year now and I still haven't had to buy replacement inks. They're great for dot printing - the fact that the nib is designed to sink into the nib means you no longer have to crush your marker nibs before you run out of ink. Also, I found this to be the only pen that dries to Clear-Lay. BUT DON'T FORGET TO CLEAN THEM. You can use the small gears that come with them to take them…

I am an artist and bought these pens to draw fine lines. I have used many Micron pens and they are very expensive. Make sure you ask the seller what size set it is as there is a set with slightly larger point sizes and another that goes down to 0.13mm or so! It's simply better than any pen on the market. These pens are finicky because of the way they need to be taken care of. But if you like to draw and love pens, you will take care of them and they will remain perfect. You must clean them when

I bought these pens a while ago but I have been using them until recently, they can make excellent intense dark lines. I've noticed that my 0.4 and my 0.80 (for some reason) don't differ in the thickness of the lines they should have, the smaller tips also make great thin lines. They require extra care when cleaning and I would suggest doing this as soon as you are no longer using them as all nibs are prone to clogging, small sizes mostly. I've used these pens twice, the first time I washed…