Review Of Woodworking Marking Devices - An Update and A New Discovery
Channel: Small Workshop Guy
Date: 2018-12-02

This is meant to be a basic overview of the various marking devices you may want to use for various applications - intended for beginners.  However, for you old pros, I have found my personal new favorite marking pencil for 95% of my lines on wood.  

The GraphGear 1000 by Pentel with the 9mm lead is the one I use now.  Highly recommend it.  The lead even retracts when you press the pocket clip.  The fine point black marker is the Pilot Razorpoint and the white marking pen I use is the Dainayn Gel Pen (white).

This video is longer than 3 minutes but because it is a fundamentals video intended for beginners, like most of our 3 Minute Overview, I cheated and put it in that playlist anyway.

Matt Cremona: https://youtu.be/eDqgH7Zcmqs
Stumpy Nubs:  On marking gauges https://youtu.be/1glpY1EEC6A

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