MARKING BLANKS

[Drcal]

Here is just an FYI---nothing sifnificant, just a useful bit of info.

For those of you who label blanks with a white out correction pen, Liquid Paper has a new white correction pen called "Click Correct" and it is wonderful. Because it is so easy to use, I used it all morning in my shop. Unlike the others which you have to shake and sqeeze, this one is retractable, so all you do is click and write.

Carmen
Tampa Bay

 

[Robert Taylor]

thank you. sounds like useful info and i need a better way to mark dark blanks. my memory ain't what it used to be. lol

 

[PenMan1]

Here is just an FYI---nothing sifnificant, just a useful bit of info.

For those of you who label blanks with a white out correction pen, Liquid Paper has a new white correction pen called "Click Correct" and it is wonderful. Because it is so easy to use, I used it all morning in my shop. Unlike the others which you have to shake and sqeeze, this one is retractable, so all you do is click and write.

Carmen
Tampa Bay

I wonder if you could make a wooden or acrylic housing for it. Sorta like modifying a pentel?:biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:

 

[nava1uni]

Thanks for the imformation. I use the other kind and sometimes it is a real drag.

 

[sefali]

I wonder if you could make a wooden or acrylic housing for it. Sorta like modifying a pentel?:biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:

Haha. First thing that popped into my head - "I woder how long before we see one on here, in a brand new suit." :biggrin:

 

[arioux]

This is the best thing i found so far to mark blanks

http://www.sharpie.com/enUS/Product/Sharpie_Metallic_Fine_Point_Permanent_Marker.html