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What “Fine” means here
"F = Fine": about 0.4 to 0.5 mm, the everyday width and the most common nib in the case. He reads them honestly: "Marked 'F' for fine, we think it is a really generous fine. We would call it a medium" (SKU 6960). Watch for what he calls tweener pens, "a fine-medium or a medium-broad, that sort of thing" (search-by-nib-size).
Nothing in the case matches that. Loosen a filter, or ask the guide what comes closest.
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