Plain Lab · notebook
Lined Notebook 6 mm
A 6.0 mm rule, thirty lines to the page, held as vector lines rather than a tiled image.
Specification
- Trim
- 148 × 210 mm · 5.827 × 8.268 in
- Pages
- 140
- Leaves
- 70
- Sheets
- 35
- Signatures
- 7 × 20pp
- Spine
- 8.01 mm
- Paper
- white
- Ruling
- lined
- Ruling pitch
- 6.00 mm · 17.01 pt
- Rows per page
- 30
Every rule on this page is drawn as a vector line rather than a tiled bitmap. It stays crisp at any zoom instead of softening into a staircase the moment somebody magnifies the file. The pitch is 6.0 mm, thirty rules to the page.
The same shelf carries a wider ruling as its own product, set a fraction more generous than this 6.0 mm pitch. The difference between the two is exactly that fraction and nothing else.
None of that makes the ruling interesting. It only means the number on the page is the number you ordered, not an estimate rounded off somewhere upstream.
What is inside
- Notes
- 132pp
- Lined at 6.0 mm, thirty rules to the page, drawn as vector lines.
- Reference and furniture
- 8pp
- Conversion tables, emergency numbers, and the pen test leaf that closes the block.
The film
Page by page
A vertical film from our own bench — this page contacts nobody's server to play it, and downloads nothing until you press play.
Real pages
Made at the Hibrkraft bindery, Bogor · about the maker
Books that sit alongside it
- Lined Insert 6 mmSame ruling, other trimlined at 6.0 mm: 30 lines at a5 against 25 at 5x7
- Ruled Notebook NarrowA coarser pitch6.35 mm to 6.0 mm
Questions
What is the exact pitch?
6.0 mm, measured off the finished page.
How many lines per page?
Thirty, down the page.
Is there a wider ruling on the same shelf?
Yes, the Ruled Notebook Narrow, set a fraction wider than this 6.0 mm pitch.
Is there a smaller version of this exact ruling?
Yes. The Lined Insert 6 mm carries the same 6.0 mm pitch cut for a 5 x 7 leather cover, twenty-five lines to the page instead of thirty.
Is it dated?
No.
How big is the book?
A5, 148 x 210 mm, 140 pages, 8.01 mm across the spine.
I shall be ready to do what you like about it when we have the means.
