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I've been on the lookout for a proper tool of this kind for years. It makes writing music to a completely different and a much more versatile experience.
No more buying or printing out blank lines - now writing music is as simple as writing a note on the backside of a piece of scrap paper.
The tool fits in any pocket and can contain ink for quite a number of pages. It requires a bit of practice, but after testing on a couple of pages I have been able to make quite good consistent lines. You will need a proper plane surface for the lines to look good.
A small note: Use stamp ink, NOT writing ink for this tool. I use Colop Premium Stamp Pad Ink 801, which does not dry out on the pad but still appears dry immediately after being applied to the page.
The pad gets pretty quickly worn, and the roller itself gets quite the mineral buildup from whatever ink you use, if you don't clean it after every single use...