Texatdurango
Member
I just read Lou's thread on replacing a nib and didn't want to side track the discussion so am asking here.
Just how important is getting the nib perfectly centered on the feeder?
Looking at the pen I use everyday, the feeder is more to one side of the blade than the other but the pen seems to write just fine.
Of course, I have nothing to compare to when I say it writes fine, my "fine" could actually be horrible and I may be missing out on what fine really is.
So, to those who know, what purpose is served by a nicely centered feeder as apposed to one that's offset?
Just how important is getting the nib perfectly centered on the feeder?
Looking at the pen I use everyday, the feeder is more to one side of the blade than the other but the pen seems to write just fine.
Of course, I have nothing to compare to when I say it writes fine, my "fine" could actually be horrible and I may be missing out on what fine really is.

So, to those who know, what purpose is served by a nicely centered feeder as apposed to one that's offset?