Isometric Dot Grid Notebook - 1/4" Dot Grid Design - Sequentially Numbered - Graph Paper Journal: Architectural & Product Design, 3D Maps and Engineering - ORANGE: Architecture

Pretty simple object, it does the job. The only improvement would be lighter dots, or anti-xerox blue dots, so drawings and maps can be photocopied or photographed without the dots being as visible.I'm using and enjoying this product to make isometric D&D maps.

Excellent.

I’ve used this to draft projects for work. This would be better if the pages were perforated.

The 1/4" measurement given is the distance between consecutive columns/rows rather than alternating which can make scale conversion more cumbersome.Distance between nearest dots, e.g. sides of equilateral triangles, regular hexagons, or isometric cubes, is 3/10".Regular hexagons therefore measure 6/10" or 3/5" from point to point and 2/4" or 1/2" side to side.Important note is that this is paperback like a coloring book, not a spiral bound or composition notebook.Both these points are clearly stated in the description, I just wanted to clarify for future shoppers who might find themselves overwhelmed with the sheer volume of similar products available on Amazon like I was.Overall, this product is exactly what I was expecting and is at a a very good cost to usefulness ratio ($6.95 at time of review).

Pages 1-16 are missing.(May 15, 2023)