yes, but it has a built in sharpener which makes quite a fine tip
probably wont use for a while, when on my next DIY project
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probably wont use for a while, when on my next DIY project
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Maybe with HB & 2B leads
just wondered what others have used and anyone with experience of these pencils.
I have a birthday soon and of course xmas , so always being asked and started looking[/QUOTE]
I use the 0.5mm every day for general writing and it's usually fine although you do get breakages. The 0.3mm should really only be for drafts persons artists etc. I would say the 0.7mm would be better for woodwork as your surface is rougher than paper and likely to lead to more breakages.
John
just wondered what others have used and anyone with experience of these pencils.
I have a birthday soon and of course xmas , so always being asked and started looking[/QUOTE]
I use the 0.5mm every day for general writing and it's usually fine although you do get breakages. The 0.3mm should really only be for drafts persons artists etc. I would say the 0.7mm would be better for woodwork as your surface is rougher than paper and likely to lead to more breakages.
John
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One other and it's been around since I was at school (many moons ago) is...
Staedtler mars technico leadholder clutch pencil 2mm 780C
Practically indestructible and under a tenner on Amazon. Lead size like a normal pencil, sharpener in the top although you'll have enough sandpaper lying around to never have to use it.
John
Staedtler mars technico leadholder clutch pencil 2mm 780C
Practically indestructible and under a tenner on Amazon. Lead size like a normal pencil, sharpener in the top although you'll have enough sandpaper lying around to never have to use it.
John
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