Posts 511 Likes 2,180 Enzo ·Feb 22, 2023 Just measured a variety of different ones I have, sizes as follows, left to right: 0.79mm, 0.80mm, 0.73mm, 0.86mm, 0.79mm, 0.77mm & 0.79mm all taken at the tip and none are Omega or 'branded'
Posts 7,177 Likes 23,253 M'Bob ·Feb 22, 2023 Enzo Just measured a variety of different ones I have, sizes as follows, left to right: 0.79mm, 0.80mm, 0.73mm, 0.86mm, 0.79mm, 0.77mm & 0.79mm all taken at the tip and none are Omega or 'branded' Thanks very much for that.
Posts 16,863 Likes 47,901 STANDY ·Feb 22, 2023·schizophrenic pizza orderer and watch collector Would say .8 Based on what I have seen and bought over the years.
Posts 511 Likes 2,180 Enzo ·Feb 22, 2023 M'Bob Thanks very much for that. No problem at all 👍, you are welcome
Posts 272 Likes 851 hronists ·Feb 22, 2023 there are three sizes, no need to measure. too big too small it fits
Posts 3,198 Likes 33,356 Duracuir1 ·Feb 22, 2023·Never Used A Kodak hronists there are three sizes, no need to measure. too big too small it fits And also the Irish Spring Bars that shrink with use but they smell so good…
Posts 3,947 Likes 6,768 Vercingetorix ·Feb 22, 2023·Spam Risk hronists there are three sizes, no need to measure. too big too small it fits This belongs in the joke section.
Posts 7,177 Likes 23,253 M'Bob ·Feb 22, 2023 hronists there are three sizes, no need to measure. too big too small it fits Yeah, that’s what she said…
Posts 7,177 Likes 23,253 M'Bob ·Feb 22, 2023 I’ve looked at the OEM Omega tips compared to a known .9, and I think they look very close in diameter. Though not measured.