These will only fit one size. I wish they were adjustable like
the rubber bands. I really like the look, especially the thicker one.
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2 comments:
Hello Stephen
I´ve been looking for pencil extenders on the internet and I´ve found your blog.
Very nice pencil extenders!
I saw another pencil extenders, Derwent, Lyra, Faber-Castell but I think yours are the best and also they look lighter than the others, I do not like that the pencil extenders from trademarks have metal and plastic, it doesn´t look very confortable to me.
Nice to meet you.
Best regards from México City.
Hi Stephen,
This is a very elegant solution to a problem which came up on Quora - I hope you don't mind my linking to it.
Alan Sloan
https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-best-or-most-clever-ways-to-reuse-recycle-pencils-that-are-too-short-to-write-with-anymore/answer/Alan-Sloan
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