🔨 Irwin Carpenter Pencil, Medium Lead, 6-Piece (66400): Reliable and Durable Tool for Precision Markings Review

Bought this pencil to mark painted concrete on a garage floor so I can glue garage doorsteps. The lead was so soft that I couldn't even finish a single door rectangle with center marks without resharpening. I got so angry that I tried the same thing with a regular pencil and didn't find much of a difference. In the end I just took a felt-tip pen with me, which I could use all the time without having to buy pencils and a special sharpener for it. Schuler has mastered its task perfectly from…

I really liked these pencils when I was making cabinets and had to cut and measure a lot of boards. They can only be sharpened with a knife or razor blade. You don't need to buy a sharpener. I liked lead best. It's very solid. With heavy use, the pencil should last at least a week or more. When you write with it on a 2x4 and other wood, the lines are very visible, which means you waste less wood when cutting. The pencil also NEVER broke or broke.

This is freaking cool. I work in commercial building restaurants and always use a pencil to mark things and put them in place such as: B. Booths, chairs and tables, because everything looks the same but has small differences, so you have to go back to where it was. out. I sharpen this pencil with a utility knife and it never breaks on me and I'm rough with them. I actually cut a pencil in half, make 2 pencils and attach them to a pencil pen and that's my number 1 most used tool. I've tried Home