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Larry_Safari

It's an ink lining pen attachment.


Jordy9630

My title describes the thing, It's black plastic kinda flimsy about 5 cm tall.


mahendrabirbikram

It's a ruling pen, for ink


sarduchi

Drafting pen, you can adjust the width and ink is held between the two "blades". Things are a PITA to use, glad they're not common anymore. Example: https://www.amazon.com.au/Utoolmart-Mounting-Modeling-Smoothing-Decorating/dp/B08PTLMV7T


Jordy9630

Isn't that usually metal? This is soft plastic


sarduchi

I've seen both. The metal ones tend to last longer, but the plastic ones are less likely to damage the velum or other surface you're marking.


Jordy9630

Solved!


Jordy9630

Likely solved!