The inkzalls are great for working in a mechanic shop. We have to write out oil change stickers and when we’re in a rush a coat of oil gets on the stickers and the inkzall writes through unbothered. Normal sharpies in my experience would fade out on the first number and I’d have to retrace 3-4 times to get something legible
My experience has been that Milwaukee markers are translucent, not as dark, takes longer to dry, wipes off easier (especially off plastic), and most annoyingly, inks the back of the pen when storing the cap, which, ironically, will NOT clean off (except onto your hands). Helpful tip: always store marker pens with the cap down: it keeps the ink at the tip, so it writes better.
Not surprised. Shaprie has been making markers for decades. I have no idea who Milwaukee got to make their markers, but they probably haven't been doing it as long. Their hand tools on the other hand are something I will always trust. Not much better out there.
That’s one thing I look for in a lot of areas. How long they’ve been in that industry. Sharpies been good for awhile. These newer pens are better compared to their older ones. Thanks for the feedback about the hand tools👍
That's probably what they meant. I know of people who call battery tools "hand tools". Anything else isn't much more that a relabeling, no different than all of the other brands.
Not a bad review except maybe the concrete dust, that was a bit too extreme. Nobody will ever invent a tip that will pass writing through 2-4 mm of something that abrasive.
I noticed you didn’t do a smell/sniff test! I like to colour the inside of my nostrils, keeps me nice and HIGHIGHhGjhHhahihigigihigihigigiigigidigiksbriefngjo
I am not trying to sit and watch a grown Englishman scribble what are the features on the Milwaukee finepoint there is a hole in the cap and a specially designed clip along with a bevel on the shaft of the pen
Love the sharp tip on the Inkzall. Just dip it in a little bit of solvent like Acetone if it gets clogged up by oil or grime etc and she flows again.
The inkzalls are great for working in a mechanic shop. We have to write out oil change stickers and when we’re in a rush a coat of oil gets on the stickers and the inkzall writes through unbothered. Normal sharpies in my experience would fade out on the first number and I’d have to retrace 3-4 times to get something legible
My experience has been that Milwaukee markers are translucent, not as dark, takes longer to dry, wipes off easier (especially off plastic), and most annoyingly, inks the back of the pen when storing the cap, which, ironically, will NOT clean off (except onto your hands).
Helpful tip: always store marker pens with the cap down: it keeps the ink at the tip, so it writes better.
The Milwaukee is cheaper, easier to spot with the bright red color and also has a hardhat clip. I am a bit biased though, I love my red tools.
Failed the water test tho
I wish you would’ve shown resilience once it’s dried that’s what I’m concerned about.
I’d like to try the Sharpie impact driver and see how theirs holds up against Milwaukee’s, if the Sharpie pen wasn’t better I’d be very surprised tbf!
😂😂
Not surprised. Shaprie has been making markers for decades. I have no idea who Milwaukee got to make their markers, but they probably haven't been doing it as long. Their hand tools on the other hand are something I will always trust. Not much better out there.
That’s one thing I look for in a lot of areas. How long they’ve been in that industry. Sharpies been good for awhile. These newer pens are better compared to their older ones. Thanks for the feedback about the hand tools👍
Milwaukee hand tools aren't that good. They're power tools are tho
That's probably what they meant. I know of people who call battery tools "hand tools". Anything else isn't much more that a relabeling, no different than all of the other brands.
I can't believe I just watched a 10min video about pens! f ing lol
I just got help deciding which marker to spend my money on.
I use the Milwaukee ones. I like the hard hat clip.
On the job site, I prefer the Milwaukee. Anti roll and hard hat clip are very helpful
That’s a good point I dont think i covered. Cheers Robert.
Did you decide which one was better in the end? I currently use the inkzall but it doesn't seems to last when wet
Sharpie pro works better 👍
why are these still not available in europe? :( the sharpie pros i mean
Hey mate we’re could I get one of those sharpie job site pens from?
Cheers
I got mine from office works. I haven’t seen them anywhere else though.
Thanks mate will check it tomorrow,l
Not a bad review except maybe the concrete dust, that was a bit too extreme. Nobody will ever invent a tip that will pass writing through 2-4 mm of something that abrasive.
Which one lasts longer in the sun?
That’s good question. Something I don’t really deal with. I’ll have to try it out. Thanks for the idea.
The inkzall claims it won’t dry for 3 days uncapped
@@robertestrada9643 cap
I thought the new Sharpie shape was the copy the carpenters pencil.. that is a non rolling shape.
That’s a great point and could be why it’s shaped that way. Cheers for the input👌
I noticed you didn’t do a smell/sniff test! I like to colour the inside of my nostrils, keeps me nice and HIGHIGHhGjhHhahihigigihigihigigiigigidigiksbriefngjo
Wtf did i click on... And I thought the squirrel Olympics were too far.
You clicked on a video that says what it is. What were you expecting?
First
I am not trying to sit and watch a grown Englishman scribble what are the features on the Milwaukee finepoint there is a hole in the cap and a specially designed clip along with a bevel on the shaft of the pen
Sorry if you didn’t want to know which pen works best in the trades mate. That’s what the video is about though. Cheers for the feedback though👍
@@AddictedtoTools what feedback 😂