Comments on: Revisiting the Levenger Fine Fountain Pen Nib http://officesupplygeek.com/pen-review/fountain-pens/revisiting-the-levenger-fine-fountain-pen-nib/ News and reviews of the best cool, new, and unique home office supplies Sat, 13 Mar 2010 05:17:21 +0000 hourly 1 By: OfficeSupplyGeek http://officesupplygeek.com/pen-review/fountain-pens/revisiting-the-levenger-fine-fountain-pen-nib/#comment-3893 OfficeSupplyGeek Tue, 29 Dec 2009 03:03:05 +0000 http://officesupplygeek.com/?p=4414#comment-3893 @Jim Spencer - Thanks for sharing your experience. I guess there are just some consistency issues with the nibs that they use, Im with you though< Id love to see them introduce an EF nib. Thanks again for stopping by and sharing. @Jim Spencer – Thanks for sharing your experience. I guess there are just some consistency issues with the nibs that they use, Im with you though< Id love to see them introduce an EF nib. Thanks again for stopping by and sharing.

]]> By: Jim Spencer http://officesupplygeek.com/pen-review/fountain-pens/revisiting-the-levenger-fine-fountain-pen-nib/#comment-3885 Jim Spencer Sun, 27 Dec 2009 21:53:12 +0000 http://officesupplygeek.com/?p=4414#comment-3885 I experienced the same issue when I replaced the M nib on my Levenger L-Tech pen with the True Writer F nib in hopes of attaining something closer to my Rotring 600 with EF nib. I also wish Levenger would come up with an EF nib. Thank you for the opportunity to post my issue. I experienced the same issue when I replaced the M nib on my Levenger L-Tech pen with the True Writer F nib in hopes of attaining something closer to my Rotring 600 with EF nib. I also wish Levenger would come up with an EF nib. Thank you for the opportunity to post my issue.

]]> By: OfficeSupplyGeek http://officesupplygeek.com/pen-review/fountain-pens/revisiting-the-levenger-fine-fountain-pen-nib/#comment-3522 OfficeSupplyGeek Tue, 24 Nov 2009 04:16:35 +0000 http://officesupplygeek.com/?p=4414#comment-3522 @Tom - Good to know about the Cross and Parker pens, I wish there was a more standard range of widths for nib sizes. It would be nice though if Levenger came out with an EF. @Tom – Good to know about the Cross and Parker pens, I wish there was a more standard range of widths for nib sizes. It would be nice though if Levenger came out with an EF.

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]]> By: Tom http://officesupplygeek.com/pen-review/fountain-pens/revisiting-the-levenger-fine-fountain-pen-nib/#comment-3508 Tom Fri, 20 Nov 2009 14:32:30 +0000 http://officesupplygeek.com/?p=4414#comment-3508 I find that clients take the same issue with Cross and Parker. The nibs run a bit thicker than you would imagine for a fine. Cross has an extra-fine that is popular because it comes to a line width that "fine-writers" are comfortable with using. Levenger did come out with a stub nib, so maybe there should be a call for an extra-fine to satisfy our tastes. I find that clients take the same issue with Cross and Parker. The nibs run a bit thicker than you would imagine for a fine. Cross has an extra-fine that is popular because it comes to a line width that “fine-writers” are comfortable with using. Levenger did come out with a stub nib, so maybe there should be a call for an extra-fine to satisfy our tastes.

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