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A pencil's ferrule is the metal part that connects the wood with the eraser.
The metal part of a pencil is called a ferrule.
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The metal thing on the end of the pencil is called a Ferrule!
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It's called a ferrule.
It is called a ferrule.
It is called the Ferrule
The "lead" is really graphite. The silver piece is called "ferrule". Hope it was helpful.
The metal band is known as a ferrule.
It starts with a block of cedar which is then cut into slats. The slats are then stained and grooves are cut into one surface. Prepared leads are placed into the grooves and a second slat is placed on top and bonded with the first. This 'pencil sandwich' is then passed through a milling process to separate the individual pencils. The pencil is painted and finished, a ferrule crimped onto the end, and finally, an eraser is crimped into the ferrule.
They are currently made from aluminum. Historically, steel or brass was used.[1] ---- 1. Private Correspondence from woodchuck [AT] pencils.com