Princeton
Princeton Neptune dagger striper, nominal 1/4 inch
12.5 × 6.6 mm synthetic squirrel head
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Where it fits
Use the short angled edge for clusters of small tapered leaves. The 12.5 mm head is shorter than the Select Artiste dagger carrying the same 1/4-inch label. It gives you a compact shape for short marks and makes a different choice from a long dagger for sweeping lines.
Specifications
- Brand
- Princeton
- Verified details
- 12.5 × 6.6 mm synthetic squirrel head
Questions before buying
Which Neptune dagger covers more area when rolled onto its side?
The 3/8-inch model measures 9.2 mm across the head compared with 6.6 mm here. Choose the 1/4-inch model for smaller tapered marks.
Compare before you buy
Compare with Princeton Neptune dagger striper, nominal 3/8 inch
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