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VernonOnCoins Inner circle NYC 2004 Posts |
Want to weight a sharpie to make sleeving it easier. Any suggestions? Thanks
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MagicSteve84 Loyal user 291 Posts |
Buy Light and Heavy Pen by Wayne Fox. It is exactly what you requested, a heavy sharpie.
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VernonOnCoins Inner circle NYC 2004 Posts |
Thanks
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danfreed Inner circle West Chester PA 1377 Posts |
You can pull the tip and top plastic part out with pliers, then add something heavy like sand. You can cut the felt marker stick out if you need more space.
Dan Freed
AKA The Amazing Spaghetti https://www.magiciandanfreed.com/birthday-party-magician-for-kids http://thecaricatureartist.com http://danieljayfreed.com |
VernonOnCoins Inner circle NYC 2004 Posts |
Thanks!
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Harry Murphy Inner circle Maryland 5467 Posts |
Sharpies come apart fairly easily. There is plenty of space behind the ink cartridge. pour in some steel BBs and a few drops of super glue (to keep them from rattling) and you'll have a weighted Sharpie that will also stick to a magnetic AND will still write. Pliers, patience, and persistence gets it done.
The artist formally known as Mumblepeas!
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