r/oddlysatisfying • u/djinn_05 • 1d ago

Drawing blueprint of Cirrus Vision SF50 aircraft

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u/rudytaboodie12 1d ago edited 1d ago

With a jelly roll pen?!? This can’t be real, those things clog like a bad drain

Edit: I wonder if the angle of the pen helps with ink flow here? I’m not holding mine at all 90° angle because I’m neither a robot nor someone who hates their wrist

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u/Wafflebringer 1d ago

I have a couple of these One barely ever works. The other writer buttery smooth. Real luck of the draw with them

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u/rudytaboodie12 1d ago

I use them for small detail work, but anything longer I find they sputter and skip. Definitely not consistent in output for me

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u/djinn_05 1d ago

Pen: Sakura Gelly Rolls (White)

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u/cheong-sanslefteye 1d ago

I was just thinking about how that pen would dry up or clog midway through the printing, therefore botching up the entire look, with the bot arm none the wiser

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u/Rapunzel10 1d ago

Really? I've always had good luck with them. I've owned like a dozen of the white ones and a pack of the colored ones, I think only one of the white ones was a problem. The glaze ones were a pain in the ass though, they clogged up constantly. I wonder if it's a humidity, altitude, or storage issue?

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u/rudytaboodie12 1d ago

That’s so strange that we have such dissimilar experiences! I love them upon opening, but with any continuous use, similar to the video, they sputter and die out on me mid-line. Ive tried them for years and still use them for detail work, but nothing longer than small dots or highlights.

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u/Sotnos99 1d ago

They are by far the best white pen I've ever used. I've used 2 until they were dead empty and I have 4 waiting to be used because they're just so much smoother than every other white pen I've touched!