An answer above says there are graduations, a reviewer below said there are none. Are there markings of any kind to let you measure how many ml you're drawing up and if so, how are they labeled? How far apart? 5 ml, 2 ml? Thanks. An answer above says there are graduations, a reviewer below said there are none. Are there markings of any kind to let you measure how many ml you're drawing up and if so, how are they... » Read More An answer above says there are graduations, a reviewer below said there are none. Are there markings of any kind to let you measure how many ml you're drawing up and if so, how are they labeled? How far apart? 5 ml, 2 ml? Thanks. « Show Less
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There may be two different versions. The ones I purchased DID NOT have graduations marked on the side. For my purpose, they were not needed, so for me, it was irrelevant whether they had markings on the side. If the markings are important for this purpose, and I assume they must be if you are asking this question, you should contact the individual seller to confirm. Just click on the sellers name, which takes you to their website, then click on Contact Seller. Better to ask BEFORE you buy. Ask several of the sellers for this item whether their specific product has markings. NOTE: Any seller that does not respond within 48 hours (during business week) should be taken OFF your list of potential sellers. There may be two different versions. The ones I purchased DID NOT have graduations marked on the side. For my purpose, they were not needed, so for me, it was irrelevant whether they had markings on the side. If the markings are important for this purpose, and I assume they must be if you are asking this question, you should contact the individual seller to confirm. Just click on the sellers name, which takes you to their website, then click on Contact Seller. Better to ask BEFORE you buy. Ask several of the sellers for this item whether their specific product has markings. NOTE: Any seller... » Read More There may be two different versions. The ones I purchased DID NOT have graduations marked on the side. For my purpose, they were not needed, so for me, it was irrelevant whether they had markings on the side. If the markings are important for this purpose, and I assume they must be if you are asking this question, you should contact the individual seller to confirm. Just click on the sellers name, which takes you to their website, then click on Contact Seller. Better to ask BEFORE you buy. Ask several of the sellers for this item whether their specific product has markings. NOTE: Any seller that does not respond within 48 hours (during business week) should be taken OFF your list of potential sellers. « Show Less
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They are marked on one side only and VERY faint. The markings are for 10CC increments (full is 60 CC) and in 1/2 ounces (full is 2oz). Good steady pressure and grips. I was pleasantly surprised!
629738
Didn't notice until you asked. Yes, there are markers on the end for quarts and liters up to 3.
819996
Julie, I was confused about this, too, whenever I went to order the marker. I contacted the seller directly (you can click onto the name and send your question) and he responded that after I placed the order that he would contact me for the engraving info. Hope this helps.
1512883
No there are no volume markings. You must find your own volume by pouring in a measured amount of water. I understand your question because it would be nice to make sure you get all the old oil evacuated. It is easy to make your own volume markings though.edit: There are the raised circles (4 I believe) but no marking as to what the volume is for each one.
1228868
Hi, There is a small flat piece of magnet on the side of the marker's cap/eraser section. There is a small eraser that is part of the cap. It is a weak magnet and just barely holds the little marker to the board. I like the board. The magnets are weak. The marker doesn't last long, so if you get the board, I would plan on getting some dry erase markers too.
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There may be two different versions. The ones I purchased DID NOT have graduations marked on the side. For my purpose, they were not needed, so for me, it was irrelevant whether they had markings on the side. If the markings are important for this purpose, and I assume they must be if you are asking this question, you should contact the individual seller to confirm. Just click on the sellers name, which takes you to their website, then click on Contact Seller. Better to ask BEFORE you buy. Ask several of the sellers for this item whether their specific product has markings. NOTE: Any seller that does not respond within 48 hours (during business week) should be taken OFF your list of potential sellers.
1274565
I haven't used markers very much so far with this sketch book but what I have used hasn't bled much. I could see it bleeding through if you were using a heavy amount. Hope that helps.
2158453
I am sorry I don't know the answer to that. All I know is it worked for the project I needed. I was able to trace a pattern and a marker did not bleed through. Hope that helps sorry if it does not.
1646501
not sure what you mean by dl. But they do have the imperial and metric measurements of ml (millimetres)
1234448
Cups and ounces can be measured from the angled labels inside the cup. Milliliters can be measured from the side of the cup. Hoe this helps!
529028
Yes, you are right. I just noticed my question was cut short...sorry.I am glad to hear your enjoying the 620 and really appreciate your information. I always try to research as much as I can and your insight helps a ton. Thanks!By the way, if you have a second, can you re-read my post, because my question was in regards to checking ink levels.
692836
Yes, both are. 150 to 650 ml, marks at each 50ml, and 4 to 20 oz, marks at each 2 oz. Every other mark for each is labeled.
1747539
Depends on the draw length. Have him/her stand against wall with arms outstretched. Measure. Divide by 2.5 and that is draw length. Example for 25 inch draw you can go 26. You can actually go shorter but I like a little extra to clear fingers.
417475
The gauge measures in degrees and has a 5 in a tenth's place for half degree. No graduations between. Hope this was helpful.
172155
I use the cap to measure and put in about 1/2 capful noq. I used a little more when I first started using it since Rosies teeth were quite stained. To start I used about 3/4 a capful for the first two weeks.
1907495
I looked all over the two I have and could not find any marking in the metal. That being said, even a stamp in the metal could be faked or added later so I'm not sure it would really mean anything and the two I have are really well made and unlike some of the cheap ones I've had in the past. Hope this helped.
74569
No markers. If your making wine you want to fill it.and keep it filled. If you only make 5gal get a 5gal container. If you do 5 1/2 gal get a 5 gal and a 1/2 gal. You do not want air inside the container. If your looking to mix ingredients then you will need to measure them before adding.