Actually…the letter 'h' is often used to test line height on a typewriter because it is tall and has both ascenders (parts that extend above the x-height) and descenders (parts that extend below the baseline), making it a good representative for evaluating the spacing between lines.
Thanks so much! I've had this exact issue with every single Royal (440; KMG; KMM; QDL; Custom III), plus others I've seen and passed up. I'd pretty much decided to swear off Royals altogether, because I hadn't figured out how to fix this pervasive, persistent problem. Please keep doing this good work! Now I get to go try to revive those machines I'd practically given up on.
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The 'h' must be your favorite test letter 😅. Nice vid. Again.
Actually…the letter 'h' is often used to test line height on a typewriter because it is tall and has both ascenders (parts that extend above the x-height) and descenders (parts that extend below the baseline), making it a good representative for evaluating the spacing between lines.
Thanks so much! I've had this exact issue with every single Royal (440; KMG; KMM; QDL; Custom III), plus others I've seen and passed up. I'd pretty much decided to swear off Royals altogether, because I hadn't figured out how to fix this pervasive, persistent problem. Please keep doing this good work! Now I get to go try to revive those machines I'd practically given up on.
I have a LOT of royals that have this wandering l margin but haven't seen the fix demonstrated. Thanks for that.
Thank you so much for this Duane....this helped me so much with the exact same problem on a QDL that I have....
Hi Dwayne, I'm having the same issue (again) with an Olivetti Studio 46. Have you ever repaired one of these? Can I repair it?