Rotring 600 - 8 Years Later from the Perspective of an Engineering Graduate

Rotring 600 - 8 Years Later from the Perspective of an Engineering Graduate - Review

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A review of the Rotring 600 after 8 years of use, from the perspective of a mechanical engineering student.
Music:
Lee - Dreaming
Lee - Butterfly Effect

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@azylee

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@semkoot8315

Fellow Engineering Graduate here. My 800 looks very similar. Little less scuffed up but it's roughly 7 years old now and it's for sure a pencil that will outlast me

@lachlanlau

HOW IS YOUR HANDWRITING SO GOOOD ITS CRAZY

@Ben-rq5re

As someone who’s been a professional mechanical engineer for over a decade, I can barely even hold a pencil any more.

@jahediqbalasif

A review on Samsung Tab and note taking please. Your handwriting on digital note taking is also amazing

@danielkim9959

If you’re worried about the tip, a bic ballpoint pen’s cap can work as a cover - it’ll be a bit ugly and with time wear off some of the black coating at the end of the grip, but it was worth it for me.

@redmonika9187 19 сағат бұрын

you know whats wild, my friend gifted me that pencil 8 years ago, drew with it for years and still use it every day.finished my physics degree with it

@cind_h_er5717

I missed your videos so much I watched the old ones. Many times. Ended up with basically your whole collection, too (but I think that the Pelikan Pura is awesome - not sure why but it became my favourite). I switched to digital note-taking as well a while back, but still make time for analogue handwriting. Glad you're back.

@ata_473

This must be some sort of engineering rabbithole lol. I got a Rotring 600 as a gift to myself when I got into engineering. I was scared of dropping it and bending the nib so I got an 800 the following year. I actually liked using pens more for exams and solving math problems so I ended up getting a Rotring 800 ballpoint too. When I experimented with high quality refills, I went further down the rabbit hole and got into fountain pens and I have been using a LAMY 2000 since. I also have an iPad for doing homework assignments and sometimes taking lecture notes. Something about using pen and paper feels better for studying though.

@lll19977

Finally! Please make more videos man! Got my first architect grind because of you.

@darrylmeans725

I hope this means you are back to making videos! Your handwriting is a work of art!

@SMILE-fl4ph

My dad wrote his 12th grade exam with a hero pen.

@simc444

Nice to see you back. Your handwriting is as wonderful as ever. Thanks for sharing your work.

@jarylyip

You're back!

@pqrest

Post more bro, I really enjoy it nice vibe and please talk about your fountain pens..

@junlee7237

the goat is back

@palincadebihor

Welcome back!

@pen_journal

Couldn't believe my eyes when you posted!!!

@Isaac-ms 14 күн бұрын

Really liked your video, always appreciate people so passionate about over-engineered pencils

@VindictiveMoose

I love what Rotring puts out. I've been a steady user of their Rapid Pro Mechanical Pencil and Rotring 800 pen, though I do use a kuru toga now and then that I keep in my folio. I think my only issue I have with Rotring is with how some of their stuff is weighted. Some of them are heavier towards the top, which when paired with the metal textured grip, can be a bit tiring to hold on to for long sessions of use.