I agree. The way those letters ended up is a result of having such a narrow width. When diagonals come together separated by the stencil support (whatever they're called) it looks like it's one big geometric shape with a line through it, rather than a couple of bars coming together.

The way other stencils have solved this is to have the support diagonal rather than vertical. When I first created the typeface, however, I was hoping to avoid that because I wanted it to be more uniform... I may have to reconsider that.

Any comments on the "Q"? It gave me some trouble and I'm not sure I like how it turned out.

OK, I redid the V and the X... improvement?

John, very likable face.

The new letters appear to change what made this different -- the stencil gaps were all vertical. However, the changes are more pleasing.

If you are going to make this change througout, then the 7 and Z are also candidates.

Also, the R might look better if it follows from the B form.

The only other thing is the H. The small stubs almost disappear.

good job
bj