Johnston, Edward, 1872-1944 · London, J. Hogg · leaf 65
Uneven or blunt nibs (fig. 34) must be carefully Acquiring a Formal re-cut. VII. The Spring (see Reed, VII.) (about ^ inch Hand : (1) Tools by 1 J inch) is placed so … OF QUILLS GENERALLY For ordinary use the nib may be cut with a fairly steep angle, as shown k for ordinary (magnified) at {a) (fig. 36). For very ruie strokes. But it is better for fine, the nib has a sharper" sharp writing that the angle be made very sharp : the knife blade is laid back (much…
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