> My stylus' tip has just broken. I'm thinking about making another
> one=20
> using that plastic that dentists use to make orthodontic apparatuses
sounds rather fancy. My stylus originally came sans nib, so I broke off
some plastic from a used Texta, trimmed one end with a dremel to fit in
the hole then carefully ground down the other until I had a nice new
point. Just made sure the new nib isn't too sharp or you'll possibly
damage the screen. It also helps if the plastic has a, ehrm, "waxy"
quality to it. Play with some plastic and you'll know what I mean.
Ben.
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