멋진 필기구들입니다.

전 뭔가 옛날 사람들이 상상했을법한 현대적이고 미래적인 디자인을 좋아하는 듯합니다. 지금 보면 절대로 미래적인 디자인은 아니고 명백히 옛날 빈티지 느낌이지만 뭔가 모던함이 느껴지는 그런 디자인이요. 전 그런걸 좋아합니다.

Tombow variable이나 zoom la nave, pentel accu graph, lamy의 스테디셀러들처럼요.

그래서 최근 noblesse와 Ps1045를 구매하였습니다.

우드샤프도 찍어봤습니다.. 사실 이쪽은 현대에 만들어진 샤프이지만 빈티지함을 담고 있어서 정반대의 위치에 서 있는거 같습니다.

These are wonderful writing instruments.

I seem to like modern and futuristic designs that people in the past might have imagined. Looking at it now, it's definitely not a futuristic design, but rather a design that clearly has an old vintage feel, with a certain modern touch. I like that kind of thing.

Like Tombow Variable, Zoom La Nave, Pentel Accu Graph, and Lamy's steady sellers.

Therefore, I recently purchased noblesse and Ps1045.

I also tried taking pictures of wood mp. Actually, this side is a ongoing newly made handmade mechanical pencil, but it seems to be in the opposite position because it contains vintage elements.

All thirteen of them.

Do you guys have any other reccomendations for leads for these? 1.18mm. These 4b leads are really nice but they're still a little short compared to the stock ones. Haven't tried the yard o led 2b leads yet.

Does anyone else have yard o led? Would love to see them

I bought a Zebra Drafix a few weeks ago. It's a very nice pencil, and the more I use it, the more it reminds me of the P200. The only downside is that the plastic feels a bit cheap, but I can say it's a quality pencil.

Rotring 600 made in germany (old ver.) with Rotring 500 made in germany (old ver.)

Their retainer rubber parts are not fixed inside, so I've used some adhesives to fix them.

• BMW — Faber-Castell TK-matic L
• Porsche — Porsche Design P’3130 Mikado
• Ferrari — Sheaffer x Ferrari

Now I just need these in my actual garage too… 🤭

These aren't my usual daily drivers, but sometimes a side project calls for a fresh lineup to boost creativity and get into a different headpace.

Featured in the photo:

- Koh-I-Noor 5347

- Lamy Tipo

- Kaweco AC Sport

- Staedtler Wooden Pencil with a metal armor 900 25

Someone does the same? When you need a break from your main rotation?

I just got this Tombow 0.5 to add to my collection. I went to the craft store to pick up Velcro and glue and they had a small selection of mechanical pencils this one stood out and I grabbed it for $5. Anyone have any experience with one of these? I haven’t added a pencil to my collection in a long time so I was due.

These are all très cool.

I'm not actually sure this is worth posting, but it's been ruminating in my brain long enough I figured I might as well get it out there...

I have seen lots of people talking about how sloppy the 800 is and how much free play is in it. And for 10 years, I couldn't figure out what they were all talking about; my 800 was solid.

Then I got a 600 and I learned what an actual solid pencil felt like. I had been using plastic pencils I got from Walgreens or whatever my dad had laying around up until I got my 800. But now having used my 600 at work for, ehh six months? on and off, I can't even fiddle with the eraser cap on my desk like the 800 (or probably a lot of other cheap pencils and pens I had used for 30+ years).

I guess I'm just saying maybe if you're thinking about an 800 for your first pencil, go for it—It's really great. But maybe if you have been spoiled by lots of experience with good pencils, I could see how it might bother you.

I understand that the 2.0mm are commonly refered to lead holder. But i still struggle to understand the difference between each mechanical pencils.

Does the writing experience is significantly different? What does the thinner lead has that the 2.0mm doesn’t? And vise versa. Also, if anyone has both types, which do you prefer?

Anyway appreciate the thoughtful input given. I am still relatively new in the mechanical pencil as well as the wooden pencil. Currently writing with the tombow mono 100 and tombow 8900 with the KUM automatic long point. I do have Uni9800 but in the i prefer the tombow. (If anyone asking).

I think it looks nicer this way, i realy enjoy copper and brass with its patina.

Of course I am always testing pencils, but these two are my favorite pencils now.

A Staedtler Mars technico 2 mm clutch pencil
A Pentel Smash 0.5 mm
A Staetler Mars plastic stic eraser

And I keep a Pilot Acro 300 for writing dates, notes etc. in a small black pen case (I think: PU) leather

When you find a good set - stick with it - and save yourself a lot of money :-D

I bought some new Orenz in 0.3 and 0.5.

I LOVE the colors! 💖🥰

I love my Kuru Toga. I love the weight and balance. I love the looks of it. I only wish the grip section was a little thicker. I am thinking of getting one with the wood section but am wondering if folks have any other recommendations for a pen of similar quality but with a thicker grip section? Also pictured is my Pilot Vanishing Point fountain pen for reference. I would love a mechanical pencil that is somewhere between my Kuru Toga and my VP in thickness.

Today I brought pencils in:

0.2, 0.5, 0.7, 2.0

My pencil case for the day is Miss Frog.

Some of my students are starting to ask,

"How many pencils do you have, Miss Elizabeth"?

I just say, A LOT! 🤣