FAQ

Woodless graphite pencils are pencils that have a solid graphite core without a wooden casing. They are similar to traditional pencils, but with more graphite and no wood.

The main advantage of using woodless graphite pencils is that they contain more graphite than traditional pencils, which allows for darker, smoother lines and shading. They are also more durable and longer-lasting than wooden pencils, as there is no wood casing to break.

Woodless graphite pencils can be sharpened using a pencil sharpener designed for use with woodless pencils, a sandpaper block, or a knife or blade. It's important to sharpen them carefully to avoid breaking the tip.

Yes, woodless graphite pencils can be erased using a regular eraser or a kneaded eraser. However, because they contain more graphite than traditional pencils, they may leave more graphite residue behind when erased.

Woodless graphite pencils are ideal for various drawing techniques, from sketching to shading to detailed work. They are particularly well-suited for drawing with much contrast, as they can create dark lines and shading.