I would like to etch out my name on the back of an iPad. Is this tool suitable for the job without vibrating the insides of the iPad?
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I've only etched on glass but I didn't notice much vibration. I would think it would be ok if u don't press to hard . Didn't take much effort in glass to show writing. A test piece would be a good idea first
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Yes, of course. The ball point will not scratch, it retracts completely. Gave some to my co-workers and they LOVE them - we work on iPads all day. Tip is maybe 4 mm.
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I guess you're asking whether you can use a thin stylus to match a thin router bit or thick and thick. I wish this item were remotely sensitive enough for that. I returned mine as I found it totally useless for anything exact. You can do large rustic craft signs on it but not anything elegant. I end up scoring the outlines of my letters with scalpels then routing against an edge and freehand with a Bosch Colt in a MicroFence Plunge base (this was before the Bosch plunge base became available) - though MicroFence is excellent (and expensive) and attaching a large magnifying with a lot of light. Took much practice. The Milescraft is far too sloppy to do anything other than rough work IMHO, though plainly there can be a place for that, I suppose.
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Hello Aaron, I've had mine for a couple of months now. It 'works' but not as I had hoped it would. If you use the number pad a lot then no! I thought this would be bendable so I could curve it around my Fellowes Microban split keyboard but it is rigid. The image shows a curve in the design, but, it is not as curved as it looks. I do wish it was more flexible. If I could I would have found the kind with the pellets in it so I could shape it exactly to fit.
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I have a fairly thick silicon skin on my iPad and they don't work with it. To be honest I don't put them together to use the keyboard. I'll type with the keyboard and walk around leaving my iPad on a table. I also will sit at a table typing and prop my iPad where I can see it. I enjoy having the flexibility. I was kind of annoyed about it at first but it doesn't bother me.
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I love it.......If you just bump the iPad it is OK, if you really hit it, it will come apart. I have had no problem with mine.
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This tool only vibrates. It's good for stone or metal engraving, but not very useful for glass. Hope this helps.
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Believe it's designed only for the iPad. The design is very precise on my iPad. Hope that helps
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I think it was only used on an iPad and iPhone but the tip broke off not long after purchase so don't think it was tried on anything else.
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I do not know, am I am afraid to try it! If you should find out anything please let me know.I usually use a stylus.
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No, just use the pad directly on the iPad surface, as indicated in the image!
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The tip basically registers as a fingertip. Your iPad2 doesn't have the ability to discern different levels of pressure or the size of a finger. The stylus would basically act as a replacement for your finger. The upside here is that you would then have a much easier time seeing what your doing and a more realistic feel to your highlighting activity.If you are looking for a device that actually cares about stylus pressure and responds by increasing size, look into getting a Microsoft Surface 2 (Pro) or 3. Drawing or painting on those devices is about as realistic as it gets.
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Yes. It wiggles a bit, but it's ok for simple messages and stuff. Don't write a novel with it. :)
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Can be done fairly easily, however you need the tool. It is a security star bit - which is good because it actually secures the iPad. Love this so far!
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In general, yes I think it would work for your device. However, if you are looking for a stylus with a fine point, no because the tip of my griffin stylus is the size of a pencil eraser. My stylus is more precise than my fingertip and doesn't leave smudges. However, if you want to write on your device like you would with a regular pen, the Griffin stylus might not be right for you. I hope that helps you.
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Can't answer that specifically. See if iPad supports "Wacom Feel It" technology; that was my cue for trying it on the Asus EP121. Also check other Wacom Styluses; I think in my searches I found something about ones that can be used on Apple devices. It is a nice stylus!
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Yes, if you mean do I use it as a stylus? It is great for my iPad and especially my iPhone. You cannot write with it.