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catalog number:09180R
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EAN code:2010000012093
Product condition:New, originally packaged
Guarantee:24 months of consumer protection
Weight:0,03 kg
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The carpenter's pencil is a specialist marking tool designed for marking out wood, chipboard, MDF and other materials used in joinery and carpentry. Model 09180R from Vorel features a reinforced construction and hard graphite suited to working on rough timber surfaces.
The construction of the carpenter's pencil prevents the graphite from breaking when working on hard surfaces. The reinforced casing protects the graphite lead from mechanical damage, which is common with intensive use in the workshop.
Carpenter's pencils are fitted with harder graphite than standard office pencils. This ensures clear, legible lines on rough timber surfaces and greater resistance to wear when markings are applied repeatedly.
The dimensions of the carpenter's pencil are matched to the demands of workshop use. Its length makes it comfortable to hold and allows precise line work even when marking out large components over long periods.
The product is sold individually, so workshop equipment can be topped up flexibly according to actual needs without having to buy larger sets.
| Manufacturer | Vorel |
| Model | 09180R |
| Product type | Carpenter's pencil |
| Number of pieces per pack | 1 |
| Intended use | Marking out wood and wood-based materials |
Carpenter's pencils use harder graphite than office pencils, which prevents the lead from wearing down quickly when working on rough timber surfaces. Standard graphite pencils have a softness graded on the HB-6B scale, whereas carpenter's pencils often correspond to a hardness of 2H-4H.
The body of a carpenter's pencil is thicker and more durable than that of an office pencil. This protects the graphite from cracking when dropped or placed under pressure, which matters in workshop conditions where tools are subject to greater mechanical loads.
The carpenter's pencil should be sharpened with a pencil sharpener or a carpenter's knife, keeping a sharpening angle of around 15-20 degrees. This angle gives the graphite sufficient strength while maintaining precision in marking out.
During use it is worth checking the sharpness of the graphite periodically. A blunt lead requires more pressure, which can dent the timber surface, particularly with softer timbers. Regular sharpening keeps the line width consistent and the markings precise.
Store the pencil in a dry place, protected from moisture. The wooden body can swell in damp conditions, which makes sharpening difficult and can cause the casing around the graphite to split.
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