Milwaukee® Inkzall™ Jobsite Markers

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  • Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
  • Inkzall™ Jobsite Markers feature clog resistant tips and the ability to write through dusty, wet or oily surfaces. www.milwaukeeto...

Комментарии • 10

  • @danpalmer2808
    @danpalmer2808 7 лет назад +32

    When's the Fuel version coming out?

  • @JoshuaOverman
    @JoshuaOverman 6 месяцев назад +1

    Where’s the M18 fuel version?

  • @tysignsporter6838
    @tysignsporter6838 9 лет назад +4

    I use the Milwaukee Inkzall's myself. Only thing I ask for is a thinner marker version to make marks in tight holes.

  • @whitelightning5937
    @whitelightning5937 2 года назад +2

    When are y’all going to figure out how to properly attach the ink cartridge and tip to the body?

  • @bobjohn4086
    @bobjohn4086 Год назад

    the lead on my marker fell off the roof on the first use !! luckily I found it again in the bushes... the lead is not attached to the reste of the pen, because you have to sink it into the pen to soak it with ink, by pressing the lead on a hard surface. that's a real design flaw

  • @SloppyPlatypus
    @SloppyPlatypus 9 лет назад +4

    These are great markers, and can write on oily metal surfaces better than a Sharpie, however the lids are terribly fragile. At a rate of about about 100% my marker lid clips break off, and are rendered useless before the ink runs out. When you are working off of a lift and you can't clip a marker to your pants or shirt, it makes it horribly inefficient. Clipping to your hardhat is a great idea, so the design is good but the plastic is too brittle.
    Please make the clips better, and people will continue to buy them!
    Thanks guys

  • @guycarroll7070
    @guycarroll7070 10 месяцев назад

    Did not write on wet lumber doing roof layout for trusses

  • @cajunsebastian912
    @cajunsebastian912 6 лет назад +3

    is it brushless? lol joking, but these Milwaukee markers is Awesome ONLY Markers I use. Goodbye sharpies

  • @gotsm9959
    @gotsm9959 Год назад

    How do you remove it from plastic?