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The "left handed pens" have a nib that's different so it doesn't scratch when you use it. Think of a mirror-image of a regular nib.
by bbojan 3y ago
The "left handed pens" have a nib that's different so it doesn't scratch when you use it.
Think of a mirror-image of a regular nib.
- AnimalMuppet 3y agoOK, but a ball-point pen has a symmetric nib, doesn't it? Do left-handed pens also have faster drying ink? Are there left-handed ballpoints? If so, is the ink the only difference?