Aluminium Mechanical Pencil – Steel Nib
£59.99
Mechanical pencils handmade by designer Nicholas Hemingway.
Our lightweight Aluminium Mechanical Pencil is for designers, architects and engineers alike who work with a pencil all day long and may want something a little lighter in weight to minimize hand fatigue.
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Handmade Aluminium Mechanical Pencil with Steel Nib
All mechanical pencils here are handmade by designer Nicholas Hemingway.
This is our beautiful new Aluminium Mechanical Pencil also known as a propelling pencil in the UK.These make a fantastic gift for anyone creative who likes sketching or writing with a pencil. Now available in varying lead sizes 0.3mm, 0.5mm, 0.7mm & 0.9mm! A pencil to suit your very own drawing style!
These pencils have been handmade and designed by Nicholas Hemingway to be the best mechanical pencils for drawing & the best mechanical pencils for writing too. Beauty Engineered Simply.
Beauty Engineered Simply is Nicholas Hemingway’s design signature.
He’d prefer people to forget the disposable culture, value your design tools and enjoy the lifelong companionship of a custom-made mechanical alloy pencil.
These mechanical pencils are perfectly balanced and handmade from solid brass.
We have lots of happy customers worldwide. Illustrators, Engineers, Artists, Graphic Designers and Architects to design students, fashion students and people who are looking for that perfect gift for a friend or colleague.
**Every pencil is handmade by Nicholas Hemingway himself, and every endeavour is made to make the finished product perform to its best ability. Nicholas Hemingway’s family writing, design and engineering heritage has always driven his passion for quality and craftsmanship. He wants you to be able to give a gift that shows you believe in those same qualities, to own a writing or drawing instrument that will allow you to work as creatively as you can and achieve the highest degree of satisfaction in your own works, or to the person you may choose to gift one of his mechanical pencils to.
If Aluminium is not for you, then why not check out our Slimline Brass Mechanical Pencils instead or perhaps our Stainless Steel or Carbon Fiber Pencils. we also have an Aluminium Mechanical Pencil with Brass Nib
| Lead Thickness | 0.3mm, 0.5mm, 0.7mm, 0.9mm |
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Stamfordbrad –
Amazing quality pencil that has a timeless look and feels like it will last a lifetime. Can’t recommend enough.
STEPHANE SOUBRIE (verified owner) –
Having bought (via kickstarter) one of Nicholas’s pens, I was really won over by the high quality of it, you really feel the “handmade” work and the care taken in the perfect finish. I am a graphic designer, therefore very sensitive to aesthetics, but also to the handling of the pen to draw, Nicholas’ pens perfectly fulfill these 2 functions, suddenly, I hastened to order 2 others on his site. 100% satisfied, to buy with your eyes closed …
abillamaraed –
Amazing pencil. Feels just right.
RB –
My favorite one ?
schittone.dan (verified owner) –
The message for the “disposable culture” and bespoke nature of these pencils really spoke to me as an architect.
I was very excited to receive this pencil and it ticks all the boxes for me in terms of design, durability and offers the illusive .9mm thickness! The design is timeless and I plan on using it for many years to come. The aluminum model is light weight and just feels great and balanced in the hand. I feel that this is the best investment I have made in a pencil and every designer should experience this kind of quality. Thanks Nicholas Hemingway for devoting so much to this niche of the design world!
I leave you with this quote form one of my favorite architects: “I prefer to work with the looseness of a pencil rather than the precision of ink or a computer” Thom Mayne – Morphosis