A little bit of math to calculate how much of the lead is actually used and ends up on the page or better said how much is wasted away during sharpening.
A very shor explination from SteveMould
Monday, August 12, 2024
How much lead do you actually use
Friday, July 19, 2024
Pencil doing the heavy lifting
Due to renovation work and many other things that are happening I didn't find time to share much on the blog lately.
But I want to say that it's not just me with a busy schedule. I am starting to think that my pencils are a little bit workaholics...
We need to take some time for recharging and sharpening up
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