Sharpie Pro Marker Stroke Widths

[@gastronomymonk2168]

Thanks bro. Good information thanks for the measurements

[@Shrume5]

Thanks for the video. Just came across them and wondered how they looked too. Helpful video

[@S.Oner2]

I have to tell you this is seriously the exact information I was looking for. I searched all over the web with various answers or none at all mostly but this video nailed it. I needed all three of those nib sizes for a project I’m working on. Thank you so much for taking the time to do that. Excellent video

[@SGrosch]

same!

[@TimLinklater]

I was curious about the tip widths too! Thanks a bunch for making this video. I am off to buy the Shapie XL now

[@billpawlicki6126]

Thanks brother! Not sure why Sharpie used so many different word descriptions to avoid 9/16” I’m betting someone in marketing broke their computer’s backslash key That said, they do list 5/8” for their non-pro “king size” markers.

[@rock_machine01]

I switched to sharpie industrial. The ink doesn’t burn off metal.

[@BitsandWood]

Really? I'll have to try those out. Thanks for the tip!

[@lasermike2147]

I actually use that property when I need to bend aluminium. Sharpe ink fades right around the annealing temperature of aluminium, making it easy to get the correct temperature without having an unintended meltdown.

[@BitsandWood]

@@lasermike2147 I hadn't even considered that as an option. Nice!