🖊️ Mark your mark with Marxman – precision that never quits!
The Marxman Pen Marx-1-2 Hole Marking Tool is a refillable, pocket-sized marking instrument with a 45mm cutting diameter, engineered for precision on diverse materials including brick, wood, metal, ceramic, porcelain, and pebbledash. Its eco-friendly, battery-free design ensures reliable, sustainable performance for professionals who demand accuracy and versatility on the go.
| Manufacturer | Marxman |
| Colour | Green |
| Style | |
| Material | brick, wood, metal, ceramic, porcelain, pebbledash |
| Cutting Diameter | 45 Millimetres |
| Tool tip description | Medium |
| Special Features | Refillable |
| Included Components | Ink Cartridge" or "Ink Bottle |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Assembled Diameter | 45 Millimetres |
L**S
Easy to use.
Really handy bit of kit. Dont know how I managed before.
J**.
Good hole marking device
Bought time an time again, always works well
D**S
Good idea
Appy with this item
L**N
Marxman
Having watched Dragons Den during lockdown, my husband was intrigued with this little gadget and asked me to get one to try for his work. He said he has blunted many drills for this purpose. I ordered 2 and he has now asked me to order another 2 - very impressed and simple to use.
A**R
Really useful to have in your toolbox
Saves a lot of faffing when marking holes on wall for drilling. Wish I'd discovered these about 20 years ago (if they existed then!)
M**S
Easy
What a brilliant idea, made my life so much easier, so simple to use, saved me a lot of time!
D**H
Really useful
This is a brilliant piece of kit, no excuse for mis-drilling any more!
M**.
Useful marker
I've bought these before and you're paying for the design and usefulness mostly. Keep an eye on the prices as they are often reduced.The marker leaves a tiny puff of green chalk wherever you point and depress it. That's really useful when another marker is too short to reach through the item being secured. I keep mine for that specific need and use other markers when possible. That way you'll get fairly economic use out of it.Expensive, yes but indespensable when needed.
