Re: Pencils for music
Posted: 29 Oct 2015, 19:08
Here's mine, previously sharpened for the picture :
I use this type of pencil for... hum I don't remember.
I use this type of pencil for... hum I don't remember.

COMPLETELY TRUE!!arco wrote:Unfortunately if I cannot find just the 'right' pencil for the moment, I cannot do anything.![]()
I find that on average in each box of 12 Staedtler Tradition 3B there are 2 individual pencils whose leads keep breaking when being sharpened. As soon as this happens for a third time with any individual pencil, I bin it. The others in the same box continue to sharpen without any problem.arco wrote:I do not like the Staedtler Tradition as I found the leads keep on breaking when sharpening.
Otherwise a good quality B2 or B3.
Sort of how a clarinetist deals with reeds.I find that on average in each box of 12 Staedtler Tradition 3B there are 2 individual pencils whose leads keep breaking when being sharpened. As soon as this happens for a third time with any individual pencil, I bin it. The others in the same box continue to sharpen without any problem.
Very much, it's a good, clean and efficient pencil eraser - and I also like the Faber-Castell Trio sharpener (the grey triangle-sided object in the picture), which is easy to take with you, just as quick as fancy desk-mounted sharpeners, AND it gives a better result.OCTO wrote:I see DustFree - do you like it?
It's a Derwent pencil wrap. This is it on Amazon UK (does the link work in Sweden?) http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B000 ... 1_1&sr=8-1.OCTO wrote:Where have you bought this pencil case? It is really great!