There has not been a clear answer to this question. Chisel or brush tip?Picture shows chisel. Description says brush. I want chisel.
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Here is a description that I found online that should help explain what the marker is like. Premier Chisel|Fine Double Ended Art Markers - Every artist can appreciate these double-ended art markers. The ink is formulated to give the richest color saturation with silky smooth coverage. The duality of the thick (chisel) and skinny tips let you change it up whenever the mood strikes. One ink source ensures color consistency from either end.
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I have the same problem. Wipe out the inside of the bushing, and the outside of the chisel. Seems to help, good luck.
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This hobby tool includes a blade similar to an Xacto knife, a soldering tip, and solder with it, so the tips are more versatile, while the other only includes the woodburning tips specifically. Whichever one you get depends on what you plan to use it for.
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I wish I could help, I really dont know. However, they do look too small for your brush. I used the CT2.Good luck!
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The tip provided is not for fine work. BUT the plastic tip that it comes with is interchangeable with any standard one. So you can put a tip on that is perfect for fine details.
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Either the contour brush on an angle or the buffing brush on an angle. I have found myself using the multi-tasker brush from the travel essentials set too (which I have also brought). They wash and use very well. Highly recommend :)
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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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Tipton rods does not include brushes or jags (brass tips that screws onto the end of the rod). The rod tip has female (internal threads). Brushes and jags have male (external threads). You can buy brushes and jags seperate by caliber or if you have a number of firearms in various calibers, you can buy in kits. When cleaning rifles, it's a good idea to use a bore guide which you buy specific to your make and model of the rifle; there are some universal bore guides, but still make sure to read the product description to make sure it will fit your rifle's chamber. Always clean from chamber to bore so you do not damage the end of the barrel (crown). Tipton rods does not include brushes or jags (brass tips that screws onto the end of the rod). The rod tip has female (internal threads). Brushes and jags have male (external threads). You can buy brushes and jags seperate by caliber or if you have a number of firearms in various calibers, you can buy in kits. When cleaning rifles, it's a good idea to use a bore guide which you buy specific to your make and model of the rifle; there are some universal bore guides, but still make sure to read the product description to make sure it will fit your rifle's chamber. Always clean from chamber to... » Read More Tipton rods does not include brushes or jags (brass tips that screws onto the end of the rod). The rod tip has female (internal threads). Brushes and jags have male (external threads). You can buy brushes and jags seperate by caliber or if you have a number of firearms in various calibers, you can buy in kits. When cleaning rifles, it's a good idea to use a bore guide which you buy specific to your make and model of the rifle; there are some universal bore guides, but still make sure to read the product description to make sure it will fit your rifle's chamber. Always clean from chamber to bore so you do not damage the end of the barrel (crown). « Show Less
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From what I can see the Nanolonic Mineral has been locked into the bristles whereas the other one doesn't have that. I have the one with the blue handle, but I think I might try the silver classic to see how it works. It sounds a little more efficient, but have not used it. Good Luck!!
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The shaft of the chisel needs to be greased as it moves in and out a small amount during the chiseling action. With use, this grease becomes liquified (grease is oil mixed with soap) and runs down the shaft of the chisel. If it is only a small amount, this is the reason and it can be ignored (but grease the chisel shaft regularly when in use).
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Unfortunately, I gave the brush as a gift so I cannot answer this question.
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I bought replacement brushes at Target....I bought the brushes that looked like the ones that came with. They R so expensive...would like to know a cheaper way to buy actually. I know this isn't much help. L
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If you go to Real Technique's website, on the upper left corner, there is a link called "Where to Buy". You'll see Amazon is one of the official sites that sell their brushes. However, they don't really specify which market seller in Amazon, so it's a safe assumption to make that they are referring to Amazon as the seller. So what I would recommend is buy the ones that says "Ships from and sold by Amazon", then you're safe.
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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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The Pentel Aquash brush comes in 3 different brush tip sizes. They are basically the same as the one you get with the Koi Watercolor Pan Set. :-) Here is the image of the 3 different tip sizes: http://www.pentelarts.co.uk/typo3temp/pics/FRH_Tip_Sizes_04_c7ef86774b.jpg
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Can you see up into your chiminny? How long have you burned in it? Last time it was swept clean? Are you only burning cured/dry wood?If you have not had it cleaned by a pro for years.. now might be maybe that time? I bought a brush and rods to do mine myself.Also, is it a fireplace or a woodstove?
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It looks like the T18-D16. Most of the availabe tips are in this style. It is a small chisel. I think the B is a pencil tip.