will the tip chip off?
216115
The tip of mine bent from putting it back in the sheath too forcefully I guess, it was super irritating but I eventually filed it down almost as good as it was when I first got it.
216116
Very well built I carry it regularly. It's pretty much a dagger. The tip shouldn't tip in normal use. I wouldn't use to pry on things tho.
216117
All knife tips would chip off but you'd have to Seriously try to Break this one"!
216118
If you thrust it into a concrete wall, I would say yes. If used as intended, I think you'll be fine.
216119
If used for another purpose than a knife, probably. This blade is quite robust, but like most knives, it can be damaged.
185680
Yes, the tip is replaceable. What I like about it is that it acts as an extention when using short tips. Good to have in your driver assortment.
1084290
They come with I believe 3 extra tips which you can switch out. Mine were ALL dried out, including the tips. I will probably soak mine in nail polish remover and they should be fine. Hope this helps.
540828
I've had the same tip on mine since I bought it about a year ago, and it still works the same as the first day. They probably do get damaged, but it hasn't happened to me yet. The black tips have a rubber coating on the tip to provide more friction ( like writing with a pencil) while the white tips are smooth plastic ( like writing with a pen)
767205
Hasn't happened to me or my family i bought for. The tips just wear eventually to where they need to be tossed and replaced with a new stylus.
2006328
Probably. With the disintegrated tip, it most likely won't work correctly. I just poke mine in, take the reading and then pull it out again.
886835
Loosen the nut close to the handle, pliers will be needed. The tip will slide off. Do not tighten very much.
1345739
Kennith, you aren't crazy, it just took you a bit to realize, like it did me, we broke the tip off. If im correct, you would have the tip of the tip falling off, while the threaded part of remainder of tip, is still in place, inside the basting tube.
283484
No. Metal utensils will damage the coating. Although, with the way it already sticks maybe scraping it off may improve it (kidding).
1036838
Actually, I wouldn't recommend that. The tips of my knives have already chipped. Just hand wash them and place them in a drawer.
1455292
yes a few have chips on the tips I think its from putting then tip down in the dishwasher but i still think there the best knifes i have.....
807106
No so far I havnt seen it chip honestly..doesnt mean it might not..if it does its a small price to pay for such a professional durable board..you know you can always remove it and paint over it when ever&#128518;
805028
I'm not sure; I've never used the replacement tips. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
1658478
no, I don't think that'd be a good idea, would hasten the tip's demise. perhaps magnify would help?
1107959
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.
238418
no, this is a great knife i drop it and broke the tip and then I did a very stupid thing, I open a can and broke a nice piece about 1/4 inch fromo the tip but I got it repaired and its still sharp. Just maintain it and it should stay sharp
1776762
Hi Linton. Not sure on the tip issue. I do many types of repairs and small hobby things with mine. I have no doubt u can do glass. Just not sure if the particular tip u want is included. I have 2 of these units. I have suffered zero burn outs on tips etc.Been a mil wright 35 yrs. The tool works well. I dial in the heat I need for alloy I'm using and it's good to go. Hope this helps u friend. Merry Christmas an Happy Holidays