| I don't know about the foil tip. I do know Tim is correct about the 6 and 7 MM flats on the épée tips. I believe the Negrini foil tip is 7 MM and 5 MM.
Go <a href="http://www.negrini.com/Ert198SSV.htm" target="_blank">here</a> to see the instructions for the foil tip and <a href="http://www.negrini.com/Ert187SSV.htm" target="_blank">here</a> for instructions on the Negrini épée tip.
A couple of items to consider on the Estoc épée tip (just started using them). They probably apply to the Negrini as well:
One, when you tighten and loosen these things, make sure that you "suspend" the weapon from the bottom flats while tightening the top one, thereby insuring that you don't tighten or loosen the tip itself from the weapon and consequently break the wires.
Secondly, make absolutely sure the top half of the barrel is tight or you'll find yourself giving up touches. If the top half loosens at all, the travel will increase until you no longer make contact even when the tip is fully depressed.
Paolo
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