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-	[title] ~~Tip Design~~
-	[* ~~black~~] There are three standard tip designs with different aesthetics and functionality:
-	[* black] *45 Degree or Point *- This tip design is the easiest to feed through a buckle, but ~~have~~ the highest likelihood of fraying in the future
-	[* black] *Square End* - This tip design is the least likely to fray
-	[* black] *Corners Cut* - A hybrid of the point and square designs
-	[* black] Draw the desired tip design at the mark made in Step 2 with chalk or heat-erasable pen
+	[title] Draw the tip design
+	[* icon_note] There are three standard tip designs with different aesthetics and functionality:
+	[* black] *45 Degree or Point *- This tip design is the easiest to feed through a buckle, but has the highest likelihood of fraying in the future.
+	[* black] *Square End* - This tip design is the least likely to fray.
+	[* black] *Corners Cut* - This is a hybrid of the point and square designs.
+	[* black] Draw the desired tip design at the mark made in Step 2 with chalk or a heat-erasable pen.