Noodler's Legal Blue Fountain Pen Ink
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Here are the Direct links to the complement ink that I think looks best with this:
De Atramentis Archive
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Here I review Noodler's Legal Blue It is a Blue ink. I compare it to 365 other inks tested on its viscosity and dry time, results are shown on a bell curve.
Writing sample is at 3:17
I think De Atramentis Archive would be a great complement to the color on the page. I also give my thoughts on Noodler's Legal Blue, all of the opinions are my own.
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Here are the Direct links to the complement ink that I think looks best with this:
De Atramentis Archive
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This is one of my favorite blues because it’s so light but holds fast.
It is strong with the force, that is for sure.
Ps.
Whenever I get high I think of how Tardiff will eventually die and buy another bottle of his inks.
He is a young guy, you know. I think he is brilliant at ink making.
It occurs to me if the only thing on a contract is this permanent, that the rest can be removed.
In that case 'anything' could be rewritten on the page.
I like your approach, Thank You Chris
I would say if you deal with someone that removes everything from a page but your signature.... they will win that fight. lol
cool video i prefer noodler's black because its just as permanent i think but does not bleed anywhere near as much as this does.
Noodler;s black is much better behaved.
Very nice, I hadn't looked at this before. I really like the color. But I already have some Noodler's permanent blues; Noodler's Blue-Black which I really like, and Noodler's Air Corp which actually goes on green-black but changes over time (many days or weeks in my experience) into a blue-black (go figure). Now I will say this about permanent inks: it isn't always or even mostly an issue with signatures or forging signatures. Any hand entered business information at all should be in permanent ink. Form info, accounting, ledgers, purchase/sales orders - any and all records which are or could be at some point evidence or accounting information. So while we rely heavily on digital process today, there is still a great need for permanent inks and best practices will use them extensively beyond signatures and checks.
I think it is important to have at least one very permanent ink for anything that you might have to worry about being altered, but must remain in an unaltered state. Noodler's bulletproof black is a great one to have. Noodler's does a good job on a lot of permanent inks, but some od them can be a little aggressive. Funny thing is I don't care about a permanent Noodler's ink bleeding through things like contracts or checks.
I will eventually cover De Atrramentis Document inks. They are also extremely good permanent inks.
@@AnInkGuy Makes sense. You're not typically composing your memoirs on checks and contracts.
I have a lot of trouble liking more permanent inks. A lot of them seem kinda dull and lifeless on the page. De Attraments Document Green left me underwhelmed as far as color goes.
@@ReticentSparrow document inks aren't typically going to be used for grocery list but things you need to stay unaltered. Seems like a fair trade to me.
@@AnInkGuy Wow, super-quick reply! Cool.
Your point makes sense, but I guess I'm a bit of a snob when it comes to color/shade/sheen/shimmer.
Have you addressed how you determine viscosity in another video? I'm still not sure how to interpret your results from the graph.
@@ReticentSparrow This is how I test viscosity czcams.com/video/Ke2MpVl9Zhs/video.html
Is it weird if I say in my experience I feel the dry time to this isn’t good? I feel like that would be weird of me to say because I was writing with it in my yawning 580 and felt like it wasn’t drying very fast. I’ve tested my 54th Massachusetts and it writes great. I have however tested them in smaller nibs Luke the Parker IM medium and the pilot Explorer medium. Could it be the nib size affecting it because I feel like my 54th mass. is drying way quicker
Not weird. I have heard others say things about the dry time. It seems to be an issue. I do think nib size can matter... a wet large nib will put down more ink verse a fine or dry nib.
ooooo I guess I prefer this since it's blue vs purple of KUNG TE-CHENG?
When you see inks you like I always suggest trying a sample first. That way if you wind up not caring for the ink at least you don't have a whole bottle. Sample Responsibly.
I just got. Bootle of the legal blue. I’m finding the ink blotting on all papers including rhodia. Like a font nib is writing like a broad. Anyone else with the same experience. Noodlers black in the same pens and SA,e paper is writing without any blotting
Interesting and ver disappointing to hear. Perhaps a dryer writing fine will help... hopefully.
Dilute the ink
nice looking ink ... however ... at $22/bottle, Mr. Noodler's (or at least that one dealer) can keep it.
Fair enough.
I have an old bottle of Noodler’s Legal Lapis. I think it’s the same ink with a different name.
I couldn't tell you if they are the same, but with the current name changing that is going on with ink it might be. I did a search for Lapis Blue ink and couldn't find it, so it very well may be.
I bought a sample of this from Goulet Pens. When I put it in my Pilot VP fine the spread was intolerable. It’s permanent for sure, but it goes down onto paper very wet and spreads. I wanted to use it for note taking and occasional form entry but I just can’t. Small writing looks like a smudge and nothing more. Very disappointed.
@@serious_in_seattle6917 Thank you for adding your experience with this ink into the conversation for others to see!
Super helpful.
@@serious_in_seattle6917Dilute the ink
How do you think it compares to the Warden series in terms of forge resistance?
I would say for water resistance the warden series is often better, but I think the best inks when looking for waterproofness is the De Atramentis Document series.