ぺんてる アーツ グラフギア1000 プレミアムギフトセット 換え芯と消しゴム付き ( pg1000bxset ) All Sizes

Me ecantaron estos productos, he sido cliente de pentel con las puntillas desde hace años y quise dar el salto a sus portaminas top, están preciosos, antes de comprarlos estuve viendo reviews porque como ya sabrán es esta gama, GraphGear 1000 y Pentel también tiene los GraphGear 500, que era mi otra opción para ahorrarme algo de dinero, he escuchado críticas buenísimas para la gama 500 pero no hablaré de esa porque no la he probado, lo que me tenía pensativo con estos era el peso, había visto que eran algo pesados y no tan cómodos, nada más lejos de la realidad, el peso se siente pero te da un control sobre el portaminas excelente y en ningún momento te llega a cansar, el agarre es fenomenal y el mecanismo es también muy útil para cubrir la punta de metal donde sale la mina, el borrador cumple excelentemente y todos los detalles del portaminas hacen que se vea muy premium, yo uso puntillas de diferentes graduaciones de la misma marca Pentel, su serie de hi-polymer y funcionan a la perfección para dibubar, hacer sketch, sombreado, etc, si estás pensando comprarlos y también estás considerando los GraphGear 500, piensa en el dinero, si tienes dinero para comprarte este pack, hazlo, no te arrepentirás

Muito lindo o set de lapiseiras! A caixinha é indispensável pra armazenar e preservar, além de ser muito bom pra deixar como coleção.

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My son purchased these and states they are of a nice quality, he is delighted with them - but so far I have not seen them only the results of what they can do..he used them to draw a plan of a shed he would like us to buy him..'it will only cost £2500 plus electricity' he said..who's idea to buy him a pencil..(smile)...lets hope the shed is for making inventions, he can use the pencils to draw and make lots of money to pay us back for the shed...(ha..ha...ha...). Who knew buying a pencil set could lead to such great ideas...we are now saving like mad for the shed, well I did not want him sitting in front of an Xbox all day!! Now I cannot promise these pencils will inspire everyone to draw a shed, or have great ideas - but without them you will never know if they could or could not inspire someone to great things..(smile).

Great gift for artists needing more pencils or starting with mechanical pencils vs. wooden pencils. Or anyone who likes different size lead options. Pentel got this one right!! 1. They color code some of their styles including this one... brown .3mm, black/gray .5mm, blue .7mm, and yellow .9mm. This style also available in a .4mm in green (not included in the set). This helps visually for those who use multiple pencils at a time. 2. These offer a retractable lead sleeve at the tip activated by the clip. Prevents this sleeve from bending or breaking in a pocket, art box/case, etc. A bent or broken sleeve is no good! Also prevents the sleeve from poking holes in shirt pockets or stabbing if clipped onto a paper pad, etc. (They are small, metal, and a bit "pokey"... can't be helped, but they are. ) 3. Artists often hold pencils in other ways than the writing position....clips can get in the way and pinch/poke. Pentel made the clip so the clip is flush with the barrel when the tip sleeve is extended. Brilliant!! The clip looks bulky at first glance. But the design allows for the tip to be flush as mentioned above while also opening wide enough to actually "clip" (not just slide) into a shirt pocket, art case pocket, or on an art pad or board with some thickness. 4. The grip isn't too grippy (like some silicone or rubber grips) allowing artists to rotate the pencil in hand, but isn't all knurled metal like some that can make fingers sore if too rough. This one is perfect... with a smooth transition from grip to barrel (when not smooth, not comfy in hand.) 5. The lead size (.5, .7mm, etc) is printed on the barrel and on the end...if you keep your pencil set in a cup-style holder you can see the size. The end is color coded also for easy ID. The band above the grip is also color coded. 6. These feature a lead hardness indicator (whoever came up with this idea deserves a medal!) These are a little more involved in changing the indicator as lead is changed than some other styles, but not difficult. The tip of the pen needs to be loosened/removed to rotate the grip so the window reveals the hardness of the lead in the pencil....vs. simply rotating a band. The hardnesses offered in the indicator are: H, HB, B, 2B (not enough for artists). However, a fine point Gelly Roll pen in white can be used to add other hardnesses if needed <wink> There is enough room to add 7 more between the preprinted options and show thru the window. 7. Comes with a set of 4 lead sizes in HB (#2). The caps for the lead cases are also color coded to size. Plus replacement erasers. Con: Only one I find, which isn't necessarily bad, is the threads for the tip (which you have to remove to change the lead hardness indicator) are plastic. If these were machined metal, these pencils would be unbeatable...albeit more expensive. If this style featured auto-reeling like the Pentel Orenz pencil, it would be the bomb-diggity! (That's right...Bomb. Diggity.) Pentel should color code ALL their styles... but they didn't ask me. (Adding in case Pentel is watching.) If you are looking for a nice, mechanical pencil set with some really nice features... this is it! Slap a bow on that gift box and make an artist (or non-artist) happy! They are also sold individually by the way. I didn't price shop, so I don't know if this set can be found cheaper elsewhere, but I did notice it was more expensive at one online art store.