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Read more about the article Superbow Sunday 2025

Superbow Sunday 2025

  • Post author:Alan Williams
  • Post published:9 February 2025
  • Post category:Compasses/Drawing instruments
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Superbow Sunday is here again, and if there is one thing people like more than the event itself, it's the commercials. So what better way to celebrate the day than…

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Read more about the article Superbow Sunday

Superbow Sunday

  • Post author:Alan Williams
  • Post published:11 February 2024
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I heard it on the grapevine that today the USA celebrates "Superbow Sunday", apparently an annual national event of great importance - and who am I to argue with that?…

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Read more about the article Mechanical Pencil Month – Day 19: I’m dreaming of a white…

Mechanical Pencil Month – Day 19: I’m dreaming of a white…

  • Post author:Alan Williams
  • Post published:19 December 2022
  • Post category:Pencils/Rotring
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…pencil? Clearly in the mid-1980s this is precisely what people were dreaming of, judging by the sheer number of white fineliner sets around at the time. Rotring, Staedtler and Faber-Castell…

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Read more about the article Mechanical Pencil Month – Day 14: Compass inserts

Mechanical Pencil Month – Day 14: Compass inserts

  • Post author:Alan Williams
  • Post published:14 December 2022
  • Post category:Compasses/Pencils
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As mentioned in day twelve's survey of lead refills, A.W. Faber's polygrade leads revolutionised the compass pencil insert, with 2 mm quickly becoming the standard size of fitting. Mostly these…

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Read more about the article Mechanical Pencil Month – Day 13: Staedtler REG

Mechanical Pencil Month – Day 13: Staedtler REG

  • Post author:Alan Williams
  • Post published:13 December 2022
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Unlucky for some, the Staedtler 925 85 REG is one of those pencils that elicits mixed opinions. Released by Staedtler's Japanese division in 2004, its short name comes from the…

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Read more about the article Mechanical Pencil Month – Day 12: Twelve leads a-leaping

Mechanical Pencil Month – Day 12: Twelve leads a-leaping

  • Post author:Alan Williams
  • Post published:12 December 2022
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For the twelfth day of Christmas Mechanical Pencil Month, I present a whistlestop tour of twelve lead refills from my collection of [insert large number here]. They have been arranged…

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Read more about the article Mechanical Pencil Month – Day 6: Tub sharpeners

Mechanical Pencil Month – Day 6: Tub sharpeners

  • Post author:Alan Williams
  • Post published:6 December 2022
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You can never have too many...

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Read more about the article Galileo! Galileo!

Galileo! Galileo!

  • Post author:Alan Williams
  • Post published:1 June 2021
  • Post category:Compasses/Drawing instruments
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Not to be confused with Galileo's compass, the Staedtler Galileo could be considered one of the last radical redesigns of the modern compass, literally turning the usual fine-adjustment spindle concept…

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