PICA Black Ink Deep Hole Marker

PICA Deep Hole Marker: The Marker with 7 Lives for Deep, Hard-to-Reach Holes

Ever needed to mark the bottom of a deep drill hole, only to find your marker just won't reach? A standard nib can't get down into a tight bore, so you end up guessing at your depth or fudging the mark on the surface and hoping for the best. The PICA Deep Hole Marker solves that. Its stainless steel telescopic tip slides right into deep, hard-to-reach holes, laying down a clean, permanent mark exactly where you need it.

Better still, it keeps going long after ordinary markers give up.

Key Features

• Stainless steel telescopic tip: Reaches deep into drill holes and tight bores, so you can mark spots a standard marker simply can't touch.
• Marks almost any dry surface: Timber, metal, plastic and more take the mark cleanly, giving you one reliable marker for the whole workshop.
• Permanent, quick-drying ink: The alcohol-based ink dries fast and stays put, so your marks won't smudge or wipe away mid-job.
• Removable nib with 7 ink revivals: Twist the nib 180° for a fresh marking edge, giving you up to seven times the life of a normal marker before you replace it.
• Practical holster with clip: The special clip lets you draw and stow the marker one-handed, keeping it within easy reach as you work.

Ideal For

• Marking the base of deep drill holes and dowel bores.
• Cabinetmakers and joiners after accurate, hard-to-reach layout marks.
• Metal, timber and mixed-material work on the bench or on site.
• Anyone who wants a long-lasting marker that earns its place in the toolbox.

Specifications

• Tip: Stainless steel telescopic tip for deep drill holes.
• Surfaces: Marks on almost all dry surfaces.
• Ink: Permanent, alcohol-based, quick-drying.
• Nib: Removable marking nib wick, twistable 180° for several ink revivals.
• Depth reach: 29mm max depth (min 4mm hole diameter); 14mm max depth (min 2mm hole diameter).
• Storage: Practical holster with special clip for one-hand operation.
• Ink revival steps:
  • Move the telescopic tip back with pincers or pliers.
  • Remove the marking nib wick and turn it 180°.
  • Re-insert the nib wick back into the telescopic tip, and the ink is ready to use again.

A quick tip: when your marks start to fade, don't reach for a new marker just yet. Ease the telescopic tip back with a pair of pliers, pull the nib wick out and spin it 180°, then slide it home again for a fresh, ready-to-use edge. Match your hole size to the reach as well, remembering you get up to 29mm of depth in a 4mm hole and 14mm in a 2mm hole, so you always know the marker can get where it needs to go.

Ready to mark deep holes cleanly and get seven times the life from a single marker? Add the PICA Deep Hole Marker to your cart today and craft with confidence.