What is the difference between Crafter's Companion - The Ultimate Pen Storage System and Crafter's Companion Spectrum Noir Marker Storage Trays?
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The Spectrum Noir storage only comes with 3 trays. That I think would be the only difference. Hope this helps.
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Hello,I remember choosing between the two as well. What I found out is it was the same (tray load). Its lower price is due to the fact that it doesn't come with the Multimedia Suite, which I didn't want anyway.
1497747
The one I received is closer to the one shown in the package with minor differences. The point is shaped a little bit differently (but not much), and the end of the pen is longer in the photo than it is in the one I received. To me, these differences don't affect the way I am using the tool - to engrave images on glass. And it works like a boss at that!
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I am not sure. Put extra paper under your writing or coloring paper to protect your surface. Sharpie Metallic pens are smooth writing, easy flow, beautiful color and a joy to use.
508889
The Classic Pen uses a different stand from the Grip Pen. Unlike the stand for the Grip Pen, the stand for the Classic Pen does not open for nib storage.
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It seems they forgot to type the + sign. If you scroll down to the description, it calls it a Sands Clip +. I don't see any difference at all. Except for color. If you look at all the ads, you will see that sometimes one color or another is more money. The real difference is between the Sands Clip + and the Sansa Zip Clip. The Zip does the same things, but it's a little easier to navigate through.
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It should. I have Copics in parts of mine which are a little smaller than sharpies and for the most part they stay in well. With sharpies having the clip it should secure them a little better. It's best for slightly thicker markers if they don't have a clip, but I have pens and mechanical pencils in some of my slots as well and they stay, since they have clips as well.
1023252
I bought the Spellbinder Magnetic Die Case BUT I bought the Art Bin refills and they work perfectly together. I did this because I found it cheaper to do.
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250-sheet input tray, 150-sheet output tray (optional second 250-sheet input tray)
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The key ring loop is on the end of the capsule with the drive, not the case. The older Survivor has loops on both ends. This survivor is silver aluminum and not black. If you use the loop on the drive end, there is less of a chance you will loose the drive or leave it in the UBS. It cannot be changed or altered.I suffered a broken cap and Corsair will not replace it.
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No, just the standard ones. I bought the micro fibre tips separately. I only notice a slight improvement when drawing in apps like Procreate. For everything else I see no difference. The standard tips are a smoother surface and the same size and technically have more surface area than the fibre.
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They have separate trays. Also these games were amazing you won't regret buying this collection.
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There is a depth difference. One can be used for the cutting dies and the other with embossing folders. Love both ways, tend to lean towards the Folders more. I believe you can add alot this way, however the ability to cut out images is fantastic. And I use both. You will love them. Sherry
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The new Spectrum Noir markers have a hexagon barrel so they are more comfortable to hold. Other than that, I have found no difference. I have both and use both with great results.
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No. The limited edition has a fine tip on one end (like an original marker) and the brush end on the other end (like a ciao or sketch marker). Airbrush systems work best with copic sketch markers because they have the chisel tip on one end which inserts into the system. These markers are the right size for airbrushing but don't have the chisel end you need. I really like this limited edition for the fine tip end on some great colors but it's not useful for airbrushing.
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From friends of mine who've had both (and also advised me to purchase this product. The number of upgrades are quite numerous and some of the best ones are subtle (like huge improvements to the interaction of strokes to emulate a real brush/pen feel for example.) From where I am sitting, I would say that it is very much worth the upgrade. In case you're still curious as to what all is actually different, here's a link to a list of what each version has. http://manga.smithmicro.com/comparison.html
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The companion comes with infinite canvas and manga canvas and stuff like that and you can use programs like Sketchbook pro and flipbook and photoshop touch, but to use your other Adobe programs, you would need to connect it to a computer. I like to use it for basic planning and sketching to then move to my computer and work with in Adobe programs, or do full, smaller sized drawings in Sketchbook Pro.