Are they really 0.5 point? I have bought a similar "0.5" set before, but when it arrived I saw they were 0.7 point pens...
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They show that they are 0.5 on the pen, but in comparison to other Pilot 0.5, they are a little thicker than average. Not quiet 0.7, but noticeably thicker.
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That is a good question. I have not continue to mess with them. I found the stem in the fountain pen is weak. Some broke off. I used a small narrow nail to poke the hole but it will not go into the pen. So I am not recommending them for purchase unless they include the proper ink with them. I will revisit them today because you asked. I will get back to when I figure this out. Take care Bill
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Sorry, but I can't directly answer your question. What I can tell you is that these seem to be a good quality ball-point refill which write very smoothly and in a controlled flow manner. I purchased them after doing a cross-reference to the cartridge originally provided with my pen. Wish i could be of more help!
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Been sketching with Flair tips since 1971. Then they had a small white point guard at the writing tip, but the tip still got wider after usage and pressure. The ones I use today don't have that point guard and seem to be harder and keep a point longer but still get wider and softer after usage and pressure. My first time hearing "Hardhead" associated with Flair pens. Sounds like a selling tag. Just my opinion. Black is the only color I've ever used, about one a month.
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Hi Thaniya! Maureen here from The Friendly Swede:-) Our stylus pens as described on our listing page as follows: "Thin-Tip High Precision Universal Capacitive Stylus Pens", are just that thin-tip and precision performance and will work well for most note taking. We have never claimed in our description as "sharp, fine tip" as some have stated, rather we've described as I stated above because they are a thinner more precise tip than our other stylus pens. Hope this helps! Please contact us at the following link for a speedy reply to any further questions we can help you with. Here is the link:
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Hello I use One touch fine point lances. I look at the picture on the net and the lances look the same.
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There is something wrong with that description. When I bought my box of 12 pens, the description stated it was for a dozen and the cost was about $20. These pens are expensive but worth it if you want a pen that glides on the paper. I hope that helps you.
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J. I. Rosemberg! Thanks for your interest in our products. The tips for these pens are very soft and "buoyant". They are hollow, so they are only meant to be swept across the screen, as you would your fingertip or a paintbrush. Hope that helps! If there's anything else, just let me know. I can be contacted directly via this link:
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Hi Amazon Customer! Unfortunately, we cannot safely say that these tips will fit any other tips than those of our own (The Friendly Swede) pens. Apologies for that. If there's anything else, just let me know. I can be contacted directly via this link:
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They are made by a company named Pilot. This is one of your better pen companies, because that's all they make. You will find more info here: http://www.pilotpen.us/About.aspx
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I would think these would work well as they are permanent but I would make sure it was either an 05 (NOT 005) or and 03. For visibility I would do an 05... for numbers I would do an 03. Depends on how many people will sign/draw and how large the canvas.Well I looked at the last comment which contradicts mine... so the best idea is to buy "a" pen and try it to see if it fits your needs.
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In short, I don't know how to tell. Unfortunately, and I forgot to add this in my review, there seems to be only one nib size. It is really difficult to tell either way, though. They all seemed like Western-style medium nibs when I tried them. Some of the pens write a little wetter or a little drier, but not too drastically.
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Yes they have a very ultra fine point. I use them to do detail work on stamped handmade cards. They are like using a fine point pen.
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Prashant K., While these are the BEST pens I've ever used (I'm an editor and teacher and use pens ALL the time), unfortunately they can NOT be refilled (just disposed of). I buy them anyway---not because I'm rich, but because of the high quality of the pens. They're the best. Sorry for the bad news, but hope this information helps you in making your decision. Sincerely, David Kopp, St. Louis, MO
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Yes, however my experience of these strips was that they read about 20 points lower so could not use them.?? bad batches sometimes as other times they were OK. Read similiar complaints about them too.
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Sadly I don't have a ruler with me, but they are smaller than a normal pen you would use so they are a bit smallish. If you use normal size brushes then switch to these it will feel a bit off because it feel so tiny but you get used to the size.
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The point on this pen is not particularly fine, and is comparable to most ballpoints. It takes the PR-series cartridges, which are available in finer points: http://www.spacepen.com/cartridge.aspx I can't tell you how long they will last, as I've never had one run out before losing it. They will last for at least four months of heavy, daily use, as that's the longest I had one.