I didnt even know that it existed. I love the Leuchtturm brand but I had never seen this, and have never heard of it. I appreciate your content. Greetings from Alamo Texas USA.
I recently started using a rocketbook (works like a mini notebook whiteboard) in addition to a paper notebook. The Zequenz was perfect as a standalone notebook, but with a mix I am usnng now I went back to the much slimmer Leuchtturm1917 Jottbooks.
I bought an A6- disc notebook with the grid pages in my local store from China and love it. It has 0.5 cm grid. I write 2 lines in one grid. I like it because I could switch pages and add my own. You should try something like it- do it yourself, you could buy or make it yourself, just with the bought discs and a plastic cover from the place mats, and printables that you could make yourself.
I love the idea of hacking my notebook. At the moment I use 2 small notebooks. A Rocketbook Mini (A6) for minutes and notes. An A6 Leuchtturm1917 Jottbook as BuJo which I use with my fountain pen. I thought about something along your idea, when I discovered this Japanese Notebook by Lihit Lab. It has a spiral back, that can be opened. Sheets can be added and removed. It also has some A5 sheets that are cleverly soft folded. amzn.to/3Ho9tNK I also bought a compatible puncher I plan to hack the Lihit Twist Notebook and add some Rocketbook pages aA6 as well as A5. It is a bit large as an A6 notebook and the spiral makes it harder to shove the notebook in tight pouches. But I love the idea of a hybrid notebook of Rocketbook pages and normal paper. Not only that, I can unfold pages when I want to use A5 instead of A6. I am planning a video asbout the hack as well as how to order Japanese Domestic Market products, that are much cheaper over there or can't be bought outside Japan.
@@fastandcurious I have a SORA A5 notebook on discs-check it out-and live it-small discs with erasable pages-very convenient. I'm sure it could be cut to the smaller size. I also combined this SORA erasable pages with the just A5 paper planner -it's cool
I didnt even know that it existed. I love the Leuchtturm brand but I had never seen this, and have never heard of it. I appreciate your content. Greetings from Alamo Texas USA.
I recently started using a rocketbook (works like a mini notebook whiteboard) in addition to a paper notebook. The Zequenz was perfect as a standalone notebook, but with a mix I am usnng now I went back to the much slimmer Leuchtturm1917 Jottbooks.
This is a lovely analytical meander through these analog experiences.
I have one of these somewhere but stopped using it for a smaller book I think, Makes me want to go test it now and see how i feel :)
I bought an A6- disc notebook with the grid pages in my local store from China and love it. It has 0.5 cm grid. I write 2 lines in one grid. I like it because I could switch pages and add my own. You should try something like it- do it yourself, you could buy or make it yourself, just with the bought discs and a plastic cover from the place mats, and printables that you could make yourself.
I love the idea of hacking my notebook. At the moment I use 2 small notebooks. A Rocketbook Mini (A6) for minutes and notes. An A6 Leuchtturm1917 Jottbook as BuJo which I use with my fountain pen. I thought about something along your idea, when I discovered this Japanese Notebook by Lihit Lab. It has a spiral back, that can be opened. Sheets can be added and removed. It also has some A5 sheets that are cleverly soft folded. amzn.to/3Ho9tNK
I also bought a compatible puncher I plan to hack the Lihit Twist Notebook and add some Rocketbook pages aA6 as well as A5. It is a bit large as an A6 notebook and the spiral makes it harder to shove the notebook in tight pouches. But I love the idea of a hybrid notebook of Rocketbook pages and normal paper. Not only that, I can unfold pages when I want to use A5 instead of A6.
I am planning a video asbout the hack as well as how to order Japanese Domestic Market products, that are much cheaper over there or can't be bought outside Japan.
@@fastandcurious I have a SORA A5 notebook on discs-check it out-and live it-small discs with erasable pages-very convenient. I'm sure it could be cut to the smaller size. I also combined this SORA erasable pages with the just A5 paper planner -it's cool