Pentel Ontwerppotlood Graph voor Pro 0,5 mm

It really is a great pencil, super nice mechanics, perfect for pattern making!!

I just love it 💜

Delgado, muy ligero y con excelente distribución de peso. Es tan ligero que puede no parecer gran cosa la primera vez que se tiene en la mano, pero en realidad eso es una virtud, ya que resulta muy cómodo para escribir y dibujar durante horas. Y además está muy bien construido, tiene un diseño discreto y unas pequeñas piezas de goma en la boquilla/zona de agarre para que no resbale. Como suele ser habitual en portaminas técnicos, la punta es fija, no retráctil.La única pega que podría ponerle sería el precio, porque que en Japón cuesta 6€ y aquí más del doble... Pero eso no desmerece en absoluto el producto. Tengo portaminas mucho más caros, pero este es el que uso más a menudo.

La matita è in materiale metallico sull'impugnatura mentre il corpo è in plastica (molto solida), questo le conferisce un bilanciamento perfetto nel disegno e in scrittura. Nel complesso è molto leggera e non appesantisce la mano nell'uso.La punta è fissa (non retraibile) perciò non credo dia molto resistente alle cadute, in compenso è molto rigida e questo le conferisce grande precisione nel tratto (le punte retraibili di solito ballano un pò).Nell'impugnatura sono presenti degli inserti in gomma antiscivolo che risultano molto efficaci e non fastidiosi (come le impugnature tutte in gomma).Nel complesso sono molto soddisfatto, sicuramente è meno appariscente di altre matite ma se cercate una matita tecnica questa è perfetta, tra le migliori in assoluto.

Ok, I will try to keep this review from dragging out, but anybody that normally reads my reviews will know that never really happens. I’m gonna start this by saying, yes I am giving this mech a full 5 stars. This pencil punches way above its weight class. And when you see the price I paid was a sale price of 57% off, equaling out to a total of 8.57 for a Pentel, it’s obvious that this was a strait steal. Now this mech has been in production for well over a decade with no changes made to its build. And after a thorough multi hour test drive and months of use, I can easily tell why it never needed an upgrade through the years. So let’s get to the technical aspects so you will have a complete rundown of any hits and misses this may have for personal preference and/or issues. Now I have heard a few people claiming that this has an alloy body. That is false. The body is in fact plastic. However, it does have a metal sleeve under the rubber grip to give it a more rigid feel. Now when I seen this mech I figured the grip on this mech was hard plastic, but was surprised that cool looking texture design is a very nice soft grip rubber. The transition tip is another nice addition seeing as how they use the tubular design. Something to note here, is the needle tip itself is one of the longest I have ever seen on a mech, and I love when Mechs have longer needles. This one extends out over a quarter of an inch, making it a breeze to get that fine detail position on paper. And as usual, Pentel made that needle tip very precise. The lead fits very snug with no excessive play. So you won’t have to worry about lead breakage or chattering. The push clutch feels very firm and strong. And since it has a brass 3 jaw clutch, you won’t have an issue with feed and brake. Lead extrusion equals out to around 0.4 to 0.5 per click, so getting a fine tuned length for personal preference is easy. The cap does have a hardness scale window so you can set it to the type of lead being used at any given time. The choices being “HB-B-3H-2H-H-F”. A lot more choices than most other Mechs will add, though I personally never use that function on my Mechs. Now this pencil comes in a “0.3/0.4/0.5/0.7/0.9” sizes. So buying this in your favorite is nice. I know everybody has a size they feel is more comfortable using. For me personally, it’s a 0.3 or a 0.5 . Something to add here, is the black paint on this mech is a nice satin black. Not that cheap looking shiny black. And even though the weight on this mech is a light 0.39oz/11grams, don’t let that fool you. Like I said earlier, this mech punches way above its weight class. All this technical talk aside, this pencil feels like a precision tool in your hand. It may not have the weight of a Rotring, or the stature of a Koh-I-Noor, but it definitely feels as good. Listen, I gotta be honest here. This pencil feels as good as a 20 to 40 dollar mech. And with that 8 dollar price tag, you would be a fool if you didn’t jump on at least one of these. Maybe even the whole set of sizes. But this is just my opinion as a collector. On a side note, don’t listen to some of these reviews complaining about how hard it is to find replacement erasers. You shouldn’t be using the built in erasers on Mechs anyway. Grow up and buy a separate eraser like the Tombow Mono eraser. I know, once again my review turned into another long winded praise, but I just want people to know what they will get. And not just a single line where somebody says “I like it a lot”. So I hope this review helps some of you out trying to decide if this is the right mech for you. If so, mark this as helpful. Thanks!

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