Tomoe River 68Gsm Dot, Anyone?

[GranTorino25]

Has anyone come across a source of Tomoe River loose leaf, 68gsm, white, dot grid?

 

I can find 52gsm dotted, and 68gsm blank, but not the 68 dotted.

 

Any help would be appreciated:)

[GatzBcn]

I am sorry, I have a hard time finding 68 gsm myself, so I stick to 52 gsm.

However, I print the lines and dots on my TR myself, have you given it a try? In my experience, it doesn’t work with all printers. I use an HP inkjet and it works. It seems 68 should be easier to print than 52. But again, I have only printed on 52 gsm, so who knows.

[Mulrich]

I have a hard time finding any loose leaf Tomoe River but I enjoy their notebooks.

[Rose Nibs]

Amazon have blank loose leaf 52 gsm. What I would like to obtain is blank loose leaf 68 gsm in A3.

[GranTorino25]

So, I've come across 52gsm dot grid, and 68gsm blank, but not 68gsm dot grid.

 

Has anyone tried printing on 68gsm? I'm thinking that may have to be my last resort...

[Mew]

I did buy large sheets in bulk from tomoegawa of 68gsm, cream not white. I do have access to printers who would be willing to print on them and cutters willing to cut them in A4 size sheets.

But not worth it. It was troublesome to coordinate and I would never do it again.

Also, I feel that 52gsm is smoother with the nibs that I use, and shows more sheen.

[Chrissy]

Out of the two thicknesses I prefer 52gsm, and think it's much nicer to write on. 68gsm is probably easier to print on though.