Will these work with a spiral graph or do they come in a fine point?
1116869
they work in the one we got (the fisher price one like a turtle) but I am not sure the points are long enough or skinny enough to work in the spirograph. can't remember sorry.
1116870
Don't have a spiral graph to check but they are definitely a medium tip and the metal part widens sooner than on a Pilot G-2. Don't know if they come in a fine point. Bought as an add-on product and they are fun to have at the price even though they probably won't work in the spiral graph.
1116871
It's a ballpoint pen, but I am not sure that the tip is fine enough for the opening in a spirograph... they do make a fine point, but I am not sure it comes in a color pack like this.
1190236
vertical line will show positive. watch out for the dye runs it takes a while for them to settle
621653
They work okay. It really depends on the fabric as well. We used t-shirts and the pen point made it difficult to even use a stencil. If you need precision, I would not recommend this product.
1105678
In my classes we use the stencil cutter for small curved area, in particular. For long straight lines we use an exacto knife and a steel ruler. So the answer is yes.
2214678
Never tried it. The slots on the Incra rule are very fine, leaving little side-to-side play so I doubt it would work with a fine tip Sharpie. I will say these rulers are great and work very well with a pencil.
1698519
It may be possible, but the hole may not line up. This is not a problem, just elongate or stretch the spirals. Be careful not to over streach the, although, they are easy to adjust. I hope this answer helps?
1366817
Unless they've changed them, yes. I've used these for probably 25 years. The ones described on Amazon look identical, though I have not purchased from Amazon yet. What I like about these is it does have a fine point, so fine lines are possible. Also, the points are durable...last forever.
719474
Good catch, they sure look the same to me with the pictures side by side. Perhaps contact Paracord Planet and ask them to provide the correction or details (http://www.paracordplanet.com/).
1533139
Yes they should work great! Make sure you get the marker going first on a separate sheet of paper.
1698518
I am not entirely sure. I use spiral coils from laminationdepot.com.... I did notice with the coils that I have to guide them through a bit because of the spacing between the holes. There are 3 holes per inch.. They are separated about every 3/16th of a inch (hole to hole). And the holes are squares not circles. Hope this helps
1268588
No, that would depend on where your level is mounted and what axis points are utilized. It does have graduated lines.
708643
Im not for sure as they are installed in my machine. I am using a Rigid planer.
779172
Straight line only, although they can pivot at the connection point (one to the next) so you could achieve a sort of circle if the tree is big enough. My trres are small and settle for a square. Hope this helps.
835779
They are actually pretty light, so it shouldn't be a problem. If your scale has a zero or tare function, it shouldn't matter anyway.
924179
The point size varies with the pens. Some are fine-point and others are medium size. Hope this helps
982012
I am not sure about that, I do know you can make them with Corel Draw products including Photo Paint and Graphics Suite. Some pretty good info can be found on the Corel website itself and shooting them a quick email should get you a definite answer quickly. Good luck! Cheers! Marty G
936139
I "think" so. They are very flexible and I've had them work on markers and pencil ( wood and mechanical).