FineGood 8 pcs Pencil Extenders: One Head & Dual Head Metal Handle Pen Holder Lengthener – Ideal School, Office and Art Writing Tool Review

Single sided are fantastic. Reversible pencils are just as good, but one end is larger and won't fit regular pencils or crayons. Both are, so I doubt it's a bug. A nice feature of some of your art pencils is that they have a larger circumference.

At least 1/3 of my regular pencils were too small to fit in this one. This creates a friction sensation and sounds like nails on a board when you need to tighten them all the way. They stripped my Prismacolor pencils so I can't see the writing because they stripped the pencils down to the bare wood. I wouldn't buy them again.

Reversible extension suitable for the following colored pencils:1. Derwent Lightfast and Inktense2. Caran D'ache Luminance and Museum Watercolor3. Faber Castel Albrecht durerSmaller one-sided pencil extensions work with graphite pencils, Prismacolor Premier but not Koh I Noor Tritones (too thin). I wish there were more reversible extensions, and just making the holder with a large 8mm hole would be even better.

I use these extensions for my colored pencils. They are used almost every day and last. I only had one extension that stopped working, it didn't hold the pencil in place, but I'm ok with that. I've bought several of these sets and out of all of them I've only had issues with 1 which I think is a great track record. They are made of some kind of metal, so they are very durable. I also love different colors. I will buy more of these, they are definitely my power strip. I highly recommend this…

I like to keep one of these tubular pen extenders on each wooden pen in my drawing sets. When the pen is not in use, the pointed end can be protected in the extension tube. This reduces breakage and saves money and time. Initially, the threads on it were rough and difficult, but after a couple of uses they smoothed out. They are inexpensive enough to be worn every day and used in the field and they work well. Even reversible pen extensions will not fit some pens. You scratch and scratch some…

I have bought 3 packs of this item many times over the past 5 years. As an artist, my materials can get expensive, and I want to use each pencil as fully as possible, down to the last inch if I can. I prefer this design over the old fashioned wood and tin extension as it holds more securely. And allows the pin to be made even shorter while staying in place. No, they are not designed to hold a pencil in an electric or school pencil sharpener. To my knowledge, no extender does this. Take out the…

I think this is a good set of pencil extenders for the money. And these extensions fit the pencils I use every day: General's Carbon Sketch, my Staedtler HB-8B collection, and even my Mitsu-Bishi UNI 10B (thick pencil), my Primsa watercolor and regular colored pencils, and some of those Dixon # 2 HB standard pencils are so cool! What's not good for me is that the product was late - (everything happens and I understand) - but my more pressing issue is the twist lock. I've found these caps to be…

Seller has listed conflicting sizes on the seller page and some sizes appear to be incorrect. First a set of six holders of the same size, suitable for pens with a diameter of about 7mm. They fit perfectly with Faber-Castell Polychromos. The hexagonal holders by Faber-Castell Albrecht Durer are too big for them, as are the 8mm Caran D'Ache Luminance, Museum Aquarelles and Derwent Lightfast. The two large reversible holders are available in two different sizes. The narrower one appears to be the