Which Pens With Fine Nibs Write Really Wet? - Q&A Slices

Are there any not-too-expensive fine or extra fine nibs that are really wet? Or a way to increase the flow in a pen without making the line wider (assuming good paper, so it doesn't just spread). I have small handwriting but love shading and sheen!

Noodler's pens are very wet (and flexy)
Visconti fines are very wet, but are probably too expensive for what you're looking for
Jowo nibs often lean a little on the wetter side (Goulet, Edison, TWSBI)
Pilot nibs in EF and F are often very fine, but the mediums are much wetter and often borderline on fine of other brands
most of the fine nibs that are wetter are gold nibs, which aren't usually inexpensive
there are a couple of ways to increase wetness:
pull out the feed, use an exacto knife to cut a wider channel (risky)
use an exacto knife to widen the nib tines (risky)
open up the tines by flexing them (slightly less risky, but still risky)
all could void your warranty
you're best off using ink and paper choices to try to control your sheen (Tomoé River for paper, high sheening inks for sheen)

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