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Reviews Written by bta... |
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Pen writes well and is..., April 10, 2013Pen writes well and is smooth. Have no problems with the loose top and would buy
again. This is a quality workhorse.
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Purchased because I wanted..., February 13, 2013Purchased because I wanted to see what the buzz was about for this famous
pencil:
--Nice aesthetics and finish. I like the blue color and grade marker on the end covering all facets. --Bought this for writing and find it a good pencil, moderately dark in B with a core that is smoother but only a little lighter than a similar 2B Koh-I-Noor Toison D'Or. Its about as dark as a Faber Castell 9000 B and smoother. --I'd buy this again...unless JetPens decides to bring in more interesting woodcase pencils! Don't know what kind of wood this is but it doesn't seem to be cedar; maybe jelutong/basswood. Sharpening is easy and clean. The B point holds up well and should last for many paragraphs before sharpening. |
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This is a pretty good..., November 22, 2012This is a pretty good stick eraser except for one thing; don't ever take the tip
off. If you do and then put it back you might start a small hairline body crack
that will eventually cause the tip to fall off. I fixed mine with crazy glue and
its fine now, except for the cracks! For the price its very hard to fault and I
would buy yet another (have two already).
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A well built triangular..., October 30, 2012A well built triangular shaped pencil. The best feature is the core; it is dark
but wears very well, holding up to long bouts of writing and drawing. The
finishing is not the greatest when compared against the Hi Uni, Mono, or
blackwing, and the distinct aroma of cedar is not present. However, the look is
unique and the user experience good due to the great core and easy sharpening. I
would buy this again, just for its unique design and good writing quality.
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A superior pencil holder..., October 30, 2012A superior pencil holder worthy of making the last bit of a Mono 100 or other
great pencil shine. The knurled grip feels good and rotating the holder to
maintain pencil points is easy. The clip and built in eraser makes this easy to
carry as well. Overall, a very functional and useful writing tool for whoever
likes to use wood cased pencils.
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A somewhat not so easy..., May 6, 2012A somewhat not so easy to find sharpener and very pleased there's an easy source
to find them now. There's a level of precision in this bullet sharpener that is
missing from the standard wedge Kum making it far better and a joy to use.
Thanks Jetpens for bringing this little gem in.
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Well made and constructed...., April 12, 2012Well made and constructed. Grip area is OK. Weight is not particularly heavy and
the sliding sleeve works extremely well in protecting the point. Simple, clean
design well worth its price.
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A well constructed, well..., April 7, 2012A well constructed, well designed mechanical pencil. Overall length is good but
somewhat miss having a clip. The faceted design helps to keep it from rolling
off the desk. I would buy another in 0.7 mm. Thanks JetPens.
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A solid well constructed..., April 7, 2012A solid well constructed pencil. Looks great in silver or black. No rattling, no
looseness at contact point with paper, click action is nice and tight.
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Decided to try this after..., January 23, 2012Decided to try this after reading with fascination about the Kuru Toga engine.
This pen works very well and it is a little strange at first to not rotate one's
pencil while writing. The point stays sharp and the interaction one has while
writing is a bit different as there's a ghost in the machine doing the lead
rotation for you. The grip is a little slippery but not so bad that its tiring
for long note taking sessions. Definitately interesting and welcome.
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