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Jumbo-tip markers

Two boxes with a 15 mm chisel nib and a reservoir to match. For the work where a fine tip is simply the wrong tool: doors, posters, murals, boulders, big lettering.

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When the tip should be fifteen millimetres

A 15 mm rectangular chisel nib does three widths depending on the angle you hold it: a thin edge line, a medium stroke, or a full-width fill. That is why sign painters have used chisels forever, and why a mural done with fine tips takes an afternoon longer than it should.

Both boxes carry metallic gold and silver alongside the brights, and both run on a reservoir sized for large coverage so the pen keeps up with the arm. Take the eight if the big work is occasional; take the twelve if the wall, the door or the poster board is a regular part of the week.