A Carpenter's Pencil Might Look Like A Peculiar Normal Pencil, But It's A Lot More Than Just That.  These accuracy instruments have been crafted for the specific kind of session. They have a linear or elliptical structure; therefore, the cursor does not slide back when you are slicing or reconfiguring the product. This physical appearance also allows you a greater surface area for grip, making it easy to maintain and manipulate. Even the heart of the pencil is normally thicker and more robust than the standard writing utensil.   So the next time you're focusing on a job, spend on...

"The pencils are perfect - the inscription is easy to read and we received them in plenty of time for our event. Thank you!"-Gary- Hermann, MO "The seller contacted me regarding the order to tell us that the text color for one of the pencil colors we selected would be difficult to see and wanted to know if we wanted to choose an alternate color so that it was more visible. Very pleased with the final result and the shipping was prompt".- Andrea- Appleton, WI "Spectacular neon colors" - DeeDee - Hondo, TX "Great pencils, the color is accurate and...

Ever wondered about the lead in pencils? Despite the name, they have never been made of lead. True or false: You can get lead poisoning if you’re stuck with a lead pencil. False. Lead pencils contain graphite (a form of carbon), not lead. In fact, contrary to what many people believe, lead pencils never were made with lead. The ancient Romans used a writing device called a stylus. This was similar to the modern stylus used with smartphones and tablets, except it was bigger and made from lead. Instead of inputting data electronically, the Roman stylus was used to etch...

We would like to thank Connie from Evergreen Elementary in California, Maryland for these kind words which sum up our feelings too about imprinted pencils: "A great back to in school treat after the virtual months. Kids loved them with school colors and name imprint. Ordering more because ship time was speedy, external colors were vibrant, and imprint was clear to read, but most important was how excited the kids were to get this pencil." Thank you Connie for your kind words, lets get back to school this spring!