Are these "markers"? Why are they called brush pens? It's confusing. Pens or markers?
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I consider them both markers and brush pens because I can use them as markers to color or I can use the blender tip to blend colors like I was using a paintbrush.
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Hi Amy! Reina here from The Friendly Swede! Sorry for the tardy reply! The stylus pens are medium size, so the tips are about the same size as an eraser on a pencil. If I can be of further assistance to you, please email me at our storefront customer service link here:
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This is an educated guess, since they aren't labeled, but I think they probably are. They write nicely-- not too hard, not "waxy" like some cheap pencils, and will make pretty dark marks with pressure. Hope that helps.
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No, it's not quite the same. Sharpies are felt tipped markers. The pen tip is fiber based but it's rigid. But like any non-roller ball pen, it will dry out if you leave the cap off.
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I wrote on some of mine with permanent markers.......not sure about wet erase markers
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Some companies have pepper spray pens, they are about the same size as a sharpie brand marker. They are hard to tell from a writing pen
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These are whiteboard markers. The only other place I use them besides the white board is on Chart pads as coloring markers or to write lists.
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I've switched them occasionally. It's easier to switch on some pens and pencils than others depending upon the smoothness of the pen. However, they are relatively inexpensive so I just use a new one on each pen.
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None, I don't like these pens they are made poorly the tips don't last long, so I don't use them nor will I give them away
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Fine tip markers/pens. They're great. They don't bleed. And the color is true to the cap color.
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The limited edition markers still use the regular Copic Various Ink refills. The fine nib on these markers can be replaced with any of the nibs meant for the fine nib end of the original Copic (square-bodied) markers. The brush nib is the Super Brush nibs, which is also a standard Copic replacement nib for the Sketch markers.
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As far as I know, they're just for looks. They replace the washer that's on the pen itself. Part of the tip unscrews, and you can remove that washer and put on one of the other ones.
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They are like small paint brushes, not really like markers at all. the squeeze out paints. the grey one is more of a marker but also not a super fine point. so... no. not unless you want to use them to mix small amounts of paint on a tray for the back of a clear part or for fingers.
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The five-bin fits markers, the four-bin fits pens. New pencils are too long unless you let them flop on the diagonal but then it doesn't look neat and tidy. I suggest any long, vertical object like pens/markers be held together with a rubber band so they stay upright and don't jam the opening.
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I use Chalk Ink wet wipe markers and they work well; you have to shake them up well first. Haven't tried any other type of pen, but plain chalk would work too if your words are small. The pen allows you to write smaller with the side of the tip.
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Yes, one side is a brush marker and one side is a fine tip. I find these markers last longer and the colors are more vibrant than other brushes I've tried. They also do not bleed on the opposite page like some markers do.
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They are click pens. The bottom slide button causes the ink pen to activates.