Pens and Pencils

Pencils come from all-around such as the United Kingdom, China, Japan, and other Countries.

2B stands for 2Black.

It is the softness or hardness of a pencil. If you thought there was only one pencil type, think again. There are a variety of lead pencils, ranging in softness or hardness. ^^

you should tried to pull it off with pliers or a vice.

A small pencil

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a pencil is spelled "un crayon / un crayon de bois" in French.
Un crayon.
un crayon à papier

Typical Typically-sized pencil under a ruler.

A standard, hexagonal, "#2 pencil" is cut to a hexagonal height of 1⁄4-inch (6 mm), but the outer diameter is slightly larger (about 9⁄32-inch (7 mm)).[

A gross is 144. So you would have 144 pencils.

This is only a guess, but an educated guess.

Pencils are a natural result of technological progress on tools used in drawing and writing. We all know (?) that early cave man used charcoal left over from their fires to make drawings on cave walls. Eons later mankind was using shaped charcoal for drawing and writing. Some famous artists, like Michelangelo, made charcoal renderings for example.

Charcoal is a form of carbon. And so is graphite. It's a form of carbon that can be used to draw and write, but it's much harder than charcoal; so it lasts longer in its use. When mankind found a way to present the graphite so that it could be handled without getting all over the hands during use, what resulted was the early pencil. That so-called "lead" in your pencil is really graphite.

2.57 millimeters long. Done by none other than The Great Xyler Smith from The Dirty Dub, Massachusetts

A pen is a writing instrument that uses ink to write on surfaces such as paper. It consists of a thin tube (barrel) that holds the ink and a small metal ball at the tip that delivers the ink as you write. Pens come in various types such as ballpoint, rollerball, and fountain pens.

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That's a great question and worry pencils are very sweet! They are always worried about you and they always want to know if you are alright.

hmm...mostly b/c they're bored. it can be a habit that you cant stop. my friends do it. i do it because it sometimes feels good on my teeth, and it's fun to do when board.

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Some time around the year 1565.

the most common coloured pens are blue and black.

8 sides.

you cut the wood and then make it a pencil

Pencils started out as a piece of led with string wrapped around it but then we got more inovative and used wood and graphite. People have also made it easier with mechanical pencils that you never have to sharpen.

Lipman... He actually invented the pencil eraser on top of the pencil because people kept making mistakes. How hard it would without making any mistakes.

The first patient for it was granted in 1946 by Verona Pearl Amoth who also invented several related inventions like replaceable erasers for pencils. Yet, cases have been around for more than 200 years. In the mid 1800's sterling silver cases were made in London to house telescoping pencils. Durning this time China was producing wooden and metal cases and exported. In the 1950's banks sometimes produced cases with the bank name as gifts to customers.

H stands for Hard B stands for Black Pencils are graded according to hardness of the lead or softness. Example: 3H is very hard 2H is quite hard, but less hard than 3H H is hard HB is middle B is softer than HB B2 is softer still 3B is very soft almost like a charcoal

A standard pencil has six sides.