The Milwaukee Jobsite Marking Kit is a three-piece set of marking tools for carpenters, electricians, HVAC installers, remodelers, and general contractors who mark layout on rough material every day. This is a jobsite marking kit designed for layout, cut lines, and labeling on wood, sheet goods, metal, and masonry. It combines the Milwaukee 48-22-3301 Mechanical Pencil with its 10-piece graphite lead pack, the 48-22-3152 INKZALL 2-in-1 Deep Reach Ultra Fine Point Marker, and the 48-22-3100 INKZALL Black Fine Point Marker.

Each tool covers a different job. The mechanical pencil handles precise cut lines on lumber and trim, where you want a mark you can split with a saw blade. The deep reach marker handles marks inside channels, through holes, and below the face of the material. The fine point marker handles everyday labeling, layout on rough stock, and notes that need to stay readable on dirty surfaces.

The 48-22-3301 pencil uses 2.8 mm 2B graphite lead, a bolder line than a standard mechanical pencil with better control than a flat carpenter pencil. The sheath has a built-in sharpener for one-handed sharpening, a durable pocket clip, and a lead pass-through hole. It also has a push button cap, and the anti-roll body keeps it from rolling off a sawhorse. Milwaukee rates both the body and sheath as impact resistant. When the included lead runs out, the 48-22-3302 replacement graphite lead keeps it going.

The 48-22-3152 deep reach marker has an adjustable 2-in-1 tip with up to 1.2" of reach and an ultra fine point for accurate marks. It is built to resharpen, so a worn tip doesn't mean a dead marker. The quick-dry ink resists smearing when the material gets handled right away.

The 48-22-3100 fine point marker uses a clog-resistant tip and fast-drying, non-toxic black permanent ink. Milwaukee designed it for rough surfaces such as OSB, cinder block, concrete, and wood, and it writes through dust, moisture, and oil that kill ordinary office markers. It is the marker you reach for to label wire, mark ductwork, or write a measurement on a stud.

Both INKZALL markers have a built-in clip for storage on a hard hat or helmet, an anti-roll body, and a lanyard hole for tethering. All three tools are small enough to ride in a chest pocket or pouch, which means the right marking tool is on you instead of in the truck.

Who should buy it? Tradespeople who mark material all day and are tired of dull pencils and markers that skip on dusty stock. It is also a practical starter set for a new apprentice, or a replacement set for anyone who keeps losing marking tools on the job.

The Milwaukee Jobsite Marking Kit Covers Every Mark You Make in a Day

A pencil for cut lines, a deep reach marker for tight spots, and a fine point for everything else. That's the whole job covered.

• Who it's for: Carpenters, electricians, HVAC techs, and remodelers who mark rough material all day, plus apprentices building their first kit.
• Why it stands out: The built-in pencil sharpener and the 1.2" deep reach marker tip solve two problems most marking tools ignore.
• Worth knowing: You get one of each marker. If you burn through markers fast, the same fine point INKZALL comes in a 4-pack, and the pencil takes standard Milwaukee 2.8 mm refills.

• What lead does the pencil use? 2.8 mm 2B graphite lead. A 10-piece lead pack is included.
• How far does the deep reach marker extend? The adjustable 2-in-1 tip reaches up to 1.2".
• Will the markers write on dirty material? Yes. INKZALL markers write on dusty, wet, and oily surfaces and are designed for OSB, concrete, and other rough materials.
• Can the markers be stored on a hard hat? Yes. Both markers have a built-in hard hat and helmet clip.