Are these chisel or bullet tip?
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Bullet tip. But they aren't actually Popart markers. They send you cheap Japanese markers that only work on glass. I would not recommend wasting money on these scammers.
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Doug I just moved and I'm in the process of unpacking. I believe the tip is a F8. I do stained glass and used this tip and a F6 that I ordered online. The F8 is larger than the F6. I hope I'm correct since it's been several months since I used mine.
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T18-D16 is what seems to have come with mine. The tip tapers to a chisel tip that is about 1/16in wide.Hope that helps, if not let me know.......Karl
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Thank you for your answers. I emailed the company and here is the information I was looking for.The larger tip is 9mm, the smaller 7mm., Hope this helps someone else, TechMatte was very responsive and quick....I love that :-)
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I don't know what they are called, it comes with a pointed and chisel bit. The pointed worked the best. Just punch holes, then hit it with a sledge hammer and it breaks off. I'm sure Amazon carries the bits too.
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The tip seems to be steel(durable). As for extra arrows, they were when I ordered this bow available on Amazon.
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Thes are steel tipped - not carbide. I might also add that I have used extensivley over the past two weeks and they seem to be holding an edge very well.
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Not sure exactly what all the materials are, but they are layered. I think they're a steel alloy around an iron core. My tips came pre-tinned, so I've had no problems. With other makers tips I've had good luck using a acid rosin to get the initial coat to take.
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Depends on the tips you put on them. Rubber tips are softer than carbide points
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Agree with the others. Mine is a chisel tip, about 1.8 to 2.0mm across at the tip. It's probably a T18, although D16 would be 1.2mm and mine is a bit wider than that. Personally, I would get one finer tip (for really intricate work), and one larger one for heavier work. The tip that comes with it is a good all-purpose one.
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These are lead.From a 1200 FPS rifle, they travel 1000 FPS.They are devastating. There are heavier hunting pellets and lighter alloy pellets. These are just right.
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I believe .68 caliber. I use them in a standard paint marker from Tipton.The projectiles measured .68 inches on the micrometer.
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I don,t know. however they look like they will last a long time. Even if you needed to replace the tip, it is so cheap that buing another one would be no big deal!
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China (more than likely). Almost every chisel in the set I purchased was not ground sharp. These were nearly useless for me.
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This is as small as you get unless you want to use a point. For holes, you can use a drill bit. This is for notching out a small area in a wall of stucco or concrete. Aside from breaking small amounts of concrete, I mostly use this chisel to install 25mm tubing for wires in stucco walls. I can cut almost a straight line with this chisel. The Bosch tip is the best and will last the longest. The chisel head width is approx. 2cm or 3/4 inch.
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This is an excellent choice for surface mount components. A 1/16 chisel tip works well. From an IPC instructor.
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It's a chisel tip. Probably 1/4" wide. The tip burned out pretty quick but its easy to replace.