Editing The Pen Addict 113/transcript (section)

== Namiki Falcon ==


'''Brad Dowdy:''' So I have the extra fine nib. And the people who I've let use this pen, they always say, I wish it had, I wish it had more flex. Or I wish the line width was wider. Because the benefit of flex is to see that line width variation. Right? So my only experience has been with the extra fine. And I love it. But just as a writing pen and with a little bit of flex, it gives me a little bit of line variation. But I think, you know, maybe with more very, a wider nib, you're going to get a little bit wider line. You're going to see that ink really pop off the page. The shading of the ink pop off the page more. And then get a little bit wider width variation. I don't know. With, with the extra fine, you can write so fine with it. It's probably a, how would you say it? It's probably a greater percentage in line variation. But the maximum width of the extra fine is still reasonably narrow. Does that make sense?

'''Myke Hurley:''' Yeah. I'm just asking before I complete this checkout process.

'''Brad Dowdy:''' Yeah. I would go with fine or medium probably if I got another one.

'''Myke Hurley:''' I think I'm going to go with fine. I've been enjoying fine, fine lines recently. So is that what you suggest? You think, do you think I should go with a fine?

'''Brad Dowdy:''' I think you should go with a fine. Okay. Well, that's, although this is, this is a Japanese fine.

'''Myke Hurley:''' Oh, so what should I do now then?

'''Brad Dowdy:''' I don't know. You could, you could go for a medium. I wouldn't go broad though.