Homebrew PCBs

On 27/11/06, Bert <bertd.geo@...> wrote:
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> Sharpie has two types of pens now. The regular ones do not have as
>  good of an ink in them as they used to.

And I could wager a bet as to what I'm on..........

>The old ink is still available
>  and is sold in the Sharpie Industrial pens (now called super permanent
>  ink ... funny, I thought permanent was permanent ;-) ).  This always
>  worked ok for me (not really great, but ok). I always used black but
>  never tried other colors (hmmmmm).

The black one cost more than the blue! (I did get a black originally,
but in all this pen cutting and testing, dont know where it is)

The black one is also (oddly) a push action pen like a ballpoint, and
has a little flap-door to cover the nib when not in use.

Thats the only two the WHS sell, and the only pen supplier in my area,
we are not well catered for, unless you want ice cream or a trip up
the river, my town is useless.