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Staedtler pencil holder 900 25.
While I’ve mentioned pencil extenders previously, this product is a decidedly new take on the idea. At first glance, it looks like a fancy mechanical pencil, with a retractable eraser, clip, adjustable window for displaying the pencil grade, and a very finely etched grip. But it takes a woodcase pencil in it’s clutch. It almost makes one want to cut some pencils in half to better use this holder. (The images can be clicked to see close-ups.) 10 comments to Staedtler pencil holder 900 25. |
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Very interesting.
Funky. Looks like it would work well with golf pencils – if those come in a decent quality, of course.
Where can I find this?
You can get the Staedtler pencil holder at eBay here or here. – I am not affiliated with these sellers, but only a satisfied customer of both.
Hi Gunther, I agree about the first seller you mention. I haven’t dealt with the second.
Thank you for this contribution.
i had bought something simuler, but it holds a golf size pencil, and incases it, when you want to use it, it flips around, making it a full size pencil, if anyone has any ideas on it???
I haven’t been able to find the Staedtler 900 25 anywhere online. Anyone have any tips on where I might be able to order one? I’m in the States.
I read elsewhere that you can order things for overseas shipping from http://bundoki.com/?mode=f6#ENGLISH.
I sent them an email per the instructions for placing an order we’ll see how it goes.
The 900 25 is on this page.
http://bundoki.com/?pid=1344831
Just to follow up. I ordered two 900 25 pencil holders from bundoki.com and they arrived in a reasonable amount of time. They are indeed excellent pencil holders. I recommend ordering a set of spare erasers as well since you will pay the same in shipping. The erasers are fairly long and last a while but if you use them everyday like I do you will be wishing you had ordered some spares.
how does the mechanism work is it a screw down mechanism or a push button clutch?