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I find the European 0.5 mm block is very small and cramped - I'm pretty in sure in Australia it's 0.8 mm by standard. Probably my small letters are almost 0.5 m

I find the European 0.5 mm block is very small and cramped - I'm pretty in sure in Australia it's 0.8 mm by standard. Probably my small letters are almost 0.5 mm tall so I don't really know how to fit into 0.5 mm. Whether this destroys your argument or not, I don't know. I don't think preferred measures really depend on this sort of thing.

ajuc 6y ago
Are you using cursive? Cause I've seen some English people use capitalics in handwriting and then it would be hard for sure. I find 0.5cm grid perfectly fine for writing, prefer it to the 0.9cm line notebooks (we have them too - for "soft" subjects like language learning where you don't need to graph anything). https://kamionkawielka.szkola.pl/files/zadanie%202%2024.03.jpg https://kamionkawielka.szkola.pl/files/zadanie%202%2024.03.j...
roelschroeven 6y ago
(The size of the block is 5 mm or 0.5 cm, not 0.5 mm; I'm sure you know that and it was just a typing error) You're not supposed to cram your letters into that 5 mm space: you generally use two lines, which gives you a 1 cm lineheight. That being said, I don't like that raster size for writing. They're nice for drawing schematics and stuff, but for writing I very much prefer a grid of 4mm × 8mm (like this: https://www.dbs.be/images/vergroot/2518_2.jpg https://www.dbs.be/images/vergroot/2518_2.jpg).