Plotter run log
TwoPlots
Pen log, not a gallery
A chronological tape of sheets for plotter work. Each sheet records the nib, paper, ink, speed in millimetres per second, and pressure — then a verdict: clean pass, nib chewed, or line drifted.
From the bench
TwoPlots keeps the studio on paper terms: Rapidograph or Micron, Bristol or Stonehenge, press numbers, and a tape you can read like a run log.
“Every pass sits on a chronological tape — not a picture wall. Filter clean, chewed, drifted, or kept, then search by nib, paper, or chew note.”
“Open New run from the tape and lock speed plus pressure before the next sheet starts. Copy the last clean sheet when the setup should stay.”
“Log percent along the path, what moved, and what you changed after. Group sheets of the same drawing into an edition and compare two side by side.”
On the tape
The sheet tape, New run, nib cabinet, paper rack, drift marks, and edition board — captured from the app, not rebuilt as controls.
