Reversible tips chisel point or bullet
927098
These leave a heavier line than another brand I bought. They have reversible tips that you can just pull out. One is a bullet point which is rounded and the other is the more standard chisel point for markers. The bullet tip is very nice because it leaves thick lines and it's easy to write with
4599669
You can get these for free with a coupon at Harbor Freight Tools. They are ok, but the tips easily wear out.
4501126
i took the cover off off the set and put the set with in easy access on my bench.. i do gun renovations so i need these flat screw drivers... i use them only for guns as they are light to medium duty it is possible to bend the tips out of shape if you really torque them hard... which is why i left off a star.... but for me the tip is like a shear pin or clutch,  if the tip bends i need to use a different approach before twisting something off or messing up the screw... usually some liquid wrench or heat. i have hard tipped screw drivers but prefer these for working on guns
3993670
I just purchased a new air chisel and noticed this quick changer as an accessory
.  I added it to the order.  It is great.  It makes changing the chisels much faster and easier than the old spring.

J Evans 612571
758133
Solid pencil. Love the retractable tip. I got the 0.3 mm, and the lead is a bit thin and breaks occasionally. I use HB 0.3 Pentel lead.

But the pencil jams regularly enough I don't really use it much. Swithced to a Kuru Toga 0.5mm, *much* happier. It's not as solid as the Pentel, but haven't had a single jam yet.

I'd be willing to try the pentel 0.5, maybe that one is better? Maybe I just got a bad unit here, but at 10 bucks a pop, I'm not willing to experiment too much.
2282015
I love these stylus tips. It is so nice to be able to change a tip rather than buying a whole new stylus
3647491
I'm a math instructor. I carry my own enduraglide markers around, because the lines are so bold. Plus, there is no fading towards the end of life-they work well until they stop. I personally prefer the chisel tips to the fine tips for teaching in larger rooms.
2563850
Great product, except it would be nice to have mix of chisel point pens with the sharp points...leave out one color & put in one black chisel point.
3320859
This not just a marking pen but a stain delivery system. Unlike a marking pen, the stain flows from the tip and can be wiped with a cloth. The chisel tip lets you deliver stain to small cracks, edges and scratches without overdoing it. Just wipe off any excess.
157848
I love this tracing wheel.  It really is as pointy as others I have seen that look like they have needle point spikes.  I get a very deep clear dotted line that I can use to easily trace in my grainlines or to cut along.  This is the only serrated edge tracing wheel that I have seen that lets you guide your tracing by holding it close to the wheel.  All of the others I have seen have a wooden handle far on the end of a metal rod, so you are holding it far away from the wheel.  I think that I have better control over exactly where the wheel is going because I have my grip very close to the wheel.  It is also smaller than the others and easily fits in my sewing box.
2763494
Rotating mechanism keeps a really nice point. I am used to Pentel's Quicker Clicker, so the end "lead advancement" is a bit annoying when trying to use the eraser because it moves a bit. The Uni could be a favorite if I can just get used to erasing.
4950003
I use mechanical pencils constantly to jot down ideas and sketches. It was always too hard to keep one with me, though. I LOVE the retractable tip that allows me to keep the pencil in my pocket. I *always* have it with me now. I also love the stainless steel construction and the feel of it in my hand.
3110283
QUICK REVIEW:
Brush is too floppy.
Ink is too heavy.
Why doesn't the cap fit on the end?? (A major oversight for a product that supposedly took years to "perfect")
The small tri-tip end is great! We'll see how long that little fine point lasts...
I like the shape of the barrel.

LONG REVIEW:
As a quick sketch caricature artist I use hundreds of black alcohol-based brush tip markers a year. Quick sketch artists love brush tip markers, but it sure is hard to find a good one!
The problem is the brush needs to be a little stiff to draw quickly on a coated paper. These Spectras are too floppy and the ink flows too heavy. That is usually the problem.
Several perfect markers have been discontinued over the last 10 years. The last one to go was the Utrecht Art Marker. A perfect brush tip! Blick bought out Utrecht and immediately discontinued the Art Marker. Caricature artists everywhere were in a panic.
Blick then came out with their own version of the Art Marker with a too floppy brush, heavy ink marker. Phooey. The Spectra is very similar to the Blick Art Marker with a plus of having the nice little tri-tip end.
The only brush tip worth using in my profession (the one that was on the defunct Utrecht Art Marker) is manufactured in Europe (I think) and can be found on Tria Markers, available from England. I refill these with alcohol ink, they never lose their firm tip.
My 2nd choice is Prismacolor brush tip, not this Spectra.
The regular xylene Chartpak AD Markers in tri-tip and fine point are fabulous. Please keep making them Chartpak AD people (if you are reading this).
The Tombow water-based markers also have a great brush tip. Unfortunately the black is kind of blue and waterbased ink isn't as dense.
796027
Very fine, sharp point. It is mandatory to keep the cap in place when not in use as these fine tips could easily be bent.
1351073
WORKS GOOD TILL THE TIP WEARS OUT!
I CANT FIND REPLACEMENT TIPS.
4630443
The chiseled aspect of these spatulas keeps them from bending too much like regular rubber spatulas. I really like them.
22810
I have this type of wrench in reversible and I thought this wrench was reversible. It's not. Even so for the cheap money it's a keeper.