How to stop Lex Luthor using nothing but a pencil
There's no wood. There's no eraser. There's no smudging. Unfortunately, there's no cape, either.
But there's no way a mild-mannered carpenter's pencil can out-scribble the single graphite shaft of the Superpencil--or, at least, that's what the diabolical geniuses that devised this implement of construction would have you believe.
It's true, though. I colored in the entire outline of my carbon footprint (RIGHT) and barely a corner of it rubbed away.
It doesn't mar your fingers because it's made of graphite and nitrile rubber, whereas most pencils are made of graphite and kryptonite clay. That plasticky polymer also makes it water-resistant and flexible to nearly 90 degrees.
The jury's still out on how it compares to speeding bullets and powerful locomotives.
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Posted by Harry Sawyers | Categories: Hand Tools | Permalink
(1) Comments
i love the products made by c.h. hanson, i hate that i was dumb enough to buy this hunk of rubber.
i thought that i could sharpen it, well you can, i did, and my high angle point flexed. i don't need a lumber crayon.
super crayon, stupid pencil