Has anyone used the four-point tip?
625486
Yes, I have one but I only use it around the house. I use a regular can outside of the house as it is easier to maneuver in aisles and around people, etc. The four-point tip is great for indoors as you can stand it up anywhere and not be afraid of it falling over. I am always dropping the regular cane when trying to prop it up while I am doing something that needs both hands and this damages the handle or my floors. I hope this helps answer your question.
625487
I have looked at the four point tips available for this cane, but have not taken the plunge to try one. I was worried that this lighter weight came wouldn't work as well with it. I did check the specs and there is one made in the correct size, so I may try it at some point.
844864
My wife is using it for weeks and has no problem at all. Easy to handle and no overheating. If you are having troubles with the tip, it could be the temperature control set too high or quality control failed. Good luck.
2153292
Not in my experience. The claim about being able to select only what you want was not true for me either. The tip broke off after a very short usage period. I was VERY disappointed!
1233573
Since I don't have this problem, I would suggest that you be very careful. The points are sharp and should be used with caution.
123382
For the price, it's worth a try. I have 3 rods, a Hoppe's, a Gunslick and one unknown picked up somewhere.The tip fits 2 of them but with mix and matching the rods over many years, I can't say for sure which is which.The patch tip and the jag tip fit the same.Yes- MUCH better than the plastic tips found today.
1345430
I have only used it as an overlay; which worked perfectly. I have also used it to make two sides, like a sandwich, with my design between the two pieces and it worked perfectly! Sorry but I have not tried scoring it.
842624
No - the one that I have is at least a medium tip if not broad. It is great for signing your name!
277219
I have success using all of them on the white boards we have. The yellow surprised me on how well it showed up. I think it helps that the tips are medium and not a fine point. Lighting & angle has much to do on how well one can see the yellow. All and all it is the best yellow I found to write on a white board. I could actually see it..I was quit excited to see how well. Especially nice when using together as in doodles or drawings on the board. I have noticed that I need to store the pens with the tips down and make sure you really snap the lid on all the way for them to keep a good writing flow.
1161804
Yes, haven't had any issues with it. The cue is actually really good. I highly recommend it. The weight is good, quick and easy assemble, and breaks very similar to a phenolic tip as far as needing to make sure you chalk up really well prior to breaking.
418262
I have not. However, I don't think they would be good for that. The tips are ball point and the ink isn't very thick. But idk for sure.
796309
Hi Jazz,Absolutely, The WESD51 comes with a point tip, I find it very effective. I rebuild circuit boards with ease. I really like the variable voltage heat so you don't overheat the main board or delaminate the boards Great for component replacement as well. This by far was my best buy. Hope this helps.....Cheers
2272022
it comes with one tip. for him i would recommend skew tip,a medium or small spoon shader and various size ball tips. You can get the interchangeable tip and get several sizes of ball tips for it. the shader i would recommend buying the pen not a interchangeable tip and the same with the skew.
785379
I have never been able to find any. I suspect it may be a racket to get you to buy a whole new one when the tips wear out. I fell for it twice. No more.
1936497
The ETA screwdriver tip that comes with it is the best tip for PCB and general soldering tasks. Pointed conical tips are problematic...they don't sit against the component leads and slide which can be troublesome. If you stay with the standard tip that comes with the station, you will be able to do almost any soldering task. I'm using the same tip...I use this soldering station professionally in my daily pro audio electronics operation.
475799
The tip on this is very fine; however I would say it is probably slightly thicker than a ball point pen. You could probably achieve that thickness if you use the pen very lightly with small strokes.
1120872
The tip is rounded so if your looking for a sharp point it doesn't have one. But from my own experience you should be able to draw and write with the stylus tip.
528456
Yes, this is the one. It also has a pointed tip. It came to me sharp and it works wonderful.