For everyone who writes, cuts and scrolls with the other hand.
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I've tried top-bound Rhodia and Maruman Mnemosyne. Rhodia is fine but the paper is thin for gel ink. What are people using for daily notes?
Underwriting vs hooking changes your attack angle by roughly 35 degrees. I put both nibs under a microscope after a month of daily use. The oblique medium wore evenly for me (hooker); the italic caught on the upstroke.
Circular saws force a left-hander to lean over the rotating axis to see the cut mark. I documented three shop incidents this year and the aftermarket guide mirrors that fix it. Left-blade saws exist (Makita, some Skil mo
Turnstiles, NFC badge entry and ticket barriers require either an awkward reach across the torso or holding belongings with the non-dominant hand. Not a big deal individually. Over a trip it adds up. Anyone found a stati