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Clotilde Moralas
So, what did I learn from cracking open the Apple Pencil? Well for starters, this thing is NOT meant to be taken apart. Which is a real shame, because other styluses, like the Pencil from FiftyThree can be disassembled.
Field evaluation of flaws, defects, scratches, or cracks is most often carried out by passing the spherical tip of a known diameter ball in a parallel fashion over the part surface. With the ball-probe held perpendicular to the test surface, the stroke of the spherical probe is made at right angles to the anomaly of interest. The scribers are typically held in the writing position which allows the operator to easily feel the hesitation, catch, or click due to the fingertips being very sensitive to the movement of the scribe when discovering a flaw as the tip of the stylus traces over the area of interest.
Small flats on the carbide ball will eventually develop after usage, and therefore, each scriber stylus should be inspected prior to every inspection session. The ball tip on the scriber stylus should be inspected for flats, nicks, or raised material on the ball. The inspection should be conducted under 10X minimum magnification. If the ball tip exhibits any defects in the surface under magnification, the scriber stylus should be discarded immediately. Scriber styli should be classified as perishable tooling in this respect. It is not recommended to submit used scriber styli exhibiting any surface defects in the carbide ball under magnification for recalibration through a NIST laboratory or other inspection/calibration facility. New scriber styli can be purchased from Carbide Probes, Inc., and as an option, NIST Traceable Certification of Calibration for the Tungsten Carbide Ball can be included for an additional cost if this certification is required.
It was a Sunday evening and my wife, dog, and I were lounging in our home after a long stroll. My pup looked particularly photogenic in the warm rays of the sunset filtering through my dusty windows, so I took my phone's stylus out for a quick sketch. I showed my results to my wife and she started cackling. I blame the pen.
I don't mind having access to a built-in stylus on a smartphone. I don't use them much, but they can be fun for doodling and helpful for signing documents. I particularly enjoy using the stylus in Samsung's smartphones as a remote shutter for the camera, but this isn't a function available on Motorola's phones. Alas, the styli remained inside their housing for much of my time with the new Moto G Stylus ($200) and Moto G Stylus 5G ($400). Still, if it's something you know you want, these are just about the only cheap phones with one.
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