Moleskine notebooks are a given.
But I'm struggling to find a good pen and pencil for every day use. Any suggestions?
Ask HN: What stationary are you using?
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#2Pilot G-2 0.38 (I like the thin line) + Pentel Twist-Erase 0.5 (I like unique combo of mechanical pencil and full-size eraser)
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#3For an everday pen, I use a Lamy Safari fountain pen[0] with an extra-fine nib. For a pencil I use a Pentel GraphGear 1000[1] in 0.5mm.
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#4I use a Muji 0.38 black pen and a 0.7mm BIC mechanical pencil.
For a notebook I prefer the dotted leuchtturm1917.
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#5Pentel p205. (sometimes 207)
I don't use pen.
edit: http://davesmechanicalpencils.blogspot.co.uk/ is a good resource for reviews of mechanical pencils and erasers.
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#6Whatever gel pen my employer's supply closet contains.
A 5x8 tear-off notepad, ruled.
Postits.
A lab notebook for when it matters. It mostly doesn't.
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#7I use my Fisher Space Pen almost exclusively. It hasn't let me down.
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#8pen: Skilcraft U.S. GOVERNMENT, black ink, fine point.
pencil: Zebra M-301, .5MM
eraser: Pentel clic eraser ZE22
paper: whatever is in front of me
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#9Parker fountain pen with an italic nib, and a notebook with squared paper pages.
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#10Just FYI... I know it is considered uncool to correct writing, and I'm often told that grammar is irrelevant these days. I don't mean to be that guy, but I also don't believe grammar is irrelevant. Personally, I always get briefly confused when I read the wrong word. ("Stationary _what_?" -- I thought briefly you might be talking about a stationary bicycle.)