For everyone who writes, cuts and scrolls with the other hand.
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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