✍️ Anteiwa Tungsten Carbide Scriber Marking Tools Set - 3 Pack Aluminium Etching Machinist Pen with Case, Magnet, and Clip - Ideal for Glass, Ceramics, and Metal - Includes Extra 3 Replacement Marking Tips Review

Got these because I lost my other marker, they are hard and sharp, can make marks on 7075 anodized aluminum which my other could not

I have never used Marking Tools but it works well for the project I wanted which is to create a drawing on stone. I've also tested it on glass and metal and both work well with no sharp edges.

Great price! Works well. Useful for labeling our water bottles! Also useful for marking the edge for sharpening the lawnmower blade. The extra tip is magnetically attached to the tip so it's there when you need it!

Bought for Father's Day! There are some very smart guys in my life. I gave it to my dad when he was young and he likes to use it on his USB sticks that he gives out to people with photos. I will definitely keep it!

I'm really surprised at how well they consider the price (May 12, 2021). I use all sorts of tools to scratch my targets. Some of these are "real" markers that were pretty expensive, down to broken precision screwdrivers that I sawed off to reuse. This works for many materials. Hard metals just need a hard tip and they're totally up to the job. Only the huge logo is a bit confusing. I took some photos. I hope this helps you decide

These are high quality pens. I only use them for light marking before cutting or engraving, but the nibs are solid and hold their shape and I'm very happy with them. I haven't had a design like this before - I used a 30 year old one-piece pen that I always had. This one, by the way, most likely wasn't tungsten carbide - maybe iron or something. Anyhow, it's lightweight, easy to store and does what it's supposed to do. Satisfied. highlighted. It's good to have three! Each is packed in a separate

I almost ordered them by mistake to be honest; I thought they were metal mechanical pencils! After reading the description and understanding what they were, I knew they would come in very handy in the store so I ordered them. With your order you will receive three different "pencils" each in a neat little case and with an extra tip for marking. . The end of the tool is also magnetic as you can see in one of my photos. I've used it to carve initials into a plastic kitchen utensil my wife brought

cut. It's not as effective as an electric scriber for marking an ID on a metal tool, but it will do. There are 3 identical markers in the set. Each comes in a small plastic box and each has 2 pointed carbide tips so I can replace the tip when it wears out. In photo 1 - a pen and a case; 2 nibs, 3 Unscrew the end of the pen to insert the nib. Figures 3-6 show how marks can be made on steel and a very hard cutting blade that could (barely) be scratched. I wish the tip was retractable but you…