The 9 Best Lead Holders
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- Опубліковано 7 лип 2024
- Lead holders are the intermediate between a regular and mechanical pencil. In this video, we’ll show you some of our top lead holders. Shop all products here: to.jetpens.com/2lMMuEA
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Staedtler Silver Series Lead Holder : to.jetpens.com/2lNoHo3
Uni Mitsubishi Lead Holder : to.jetpens.com/2lMMwwc
Koh-I-Noor Notebook Lead Holder : to.jetpens.com/2lMLEaV
Pentel Super Multi 8 Lead Holder : to.jetpens.com/2lMMzrS
Rotring 800 Lead Holder Clutch Knock System : to.jetpens.com/2lMLErr
Ohto Wooden Mechanical Pencil Lead Holder : to.jetpens.com/2lMLFvv
Kaweco Skyline Sport Clutch Pencil : to.jetpens.com/2lMMBju
Pilot Croquis Rotating Lead Holder : to.jetpens.com/2lLq32z
Colte Sketch Pen Wooden Square Lead Holder : to.jetpens.com/2lMMCny
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0:00 Intro
Considerations
0:29 Mechanisms
1:10 Barrel Diameter
1:24 Barrel Material
1:37 Lead Size
1:53 2.0 mm Recommendations
1:59 Staedtler Silver Series Lead Holder
2:14 Uni Mitsubishi Lead Holder
2:35 Koh-I-Noor Notebook Lead Holder
2:53 Pentel Super Multi 8 Lead Holder
3:14 Rotring 800 Lead Holder Clutch Knock System
3:36 Ohto Wooden Mechanical Pencil Lead Holder
3:57 Specialty Size Recommendations
4:04 Kaweco Skyline Sport Clutch Pencil
4:26 Pilot Croquis Rotating Lead Holder
4:50 Colte Sketch Pen Wooden Square Lead Holder
5:10 End Table
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Lead holders are extremely similar to mechanical pencils -- they just hold bigger lead! They're great for artists and engineers, but anyone can use them. Did any of these lead holders catch your eye?
the one with many colors in it looks really nice😀
Where can i find this stuff
@@mrbasketballfan6549 Click the link in the description to visit our site!
Thanks for the help
What's your recommendation if you have the now-extinct Maruzen art lead holders? I've both the 3mm and 5.8mm that I bought from you guys years ago, but they're both kinda useless if I can't find lead refills for them anymore. I assume 2mm is more common than 3, but what about the 5mms? Which 5mm is more common for longevity? Thanks.
They always sound so professional it makes me feel assured knowing I’m buying from a good company
Ash Choi thats so true
Yeah like a wider lead covers bigger surface lmao trash vid
Real talk: What is the difference between mechanical pencils and lead holders?
Edit: This comment is 3 years old and has over 20 comments. You don't need to explain the difference anymore. It was explained well enough.
Aless M big boi lead
Lead holders hold extra thicc lead
If you have to sharpen the lead instead of advance it, it's a lead holder. Also the holders don't really advance but drop the lead when you push them.
Aless M asking the real question ♥️
QuickQuips a couple of these advance the lead..... they cover the different kinds (3 in fact) at the top of the video.
if you really need a budget pick and have a daiso near you they have one for just a $1.50, and to sets of refills for the same price! mine is really sturdy and has a lead sharpener in the top
Thanks ❣️
But it feels like shit holding..... and it wears out quickly
THE BEST: Faber Castell TK 9400 series (2mm and 3.15mm) and TK 4600 (2mm).
I have an Ohto model in green color and I love it. Bought with you, guys, and once it got to my hands I never let go. It's the perfect weight for me and the larger grip indeed makes the fatigue go away (not to mentiin the carpal tunnel syndrome that is avoided). My only complaint is the lack of a sharpener on it, but I solved the problem with a Kumi pencil sharpener that not only doesn't make a mess, but also is always available to sharpen normal pens with that long point I love so much ♡
This narrator's voice is so calming 😌😌
Hmm, i might just buy a lead holder now
Katie Duran just know that it can be the biggest pain in the butt to sharpen them :,) and the amt of lead that is left behind can smear everywhere if you aren’t by a trash can every time it gets dull (which is often bc of the leads thickness)
@@chxncletas3446 haha i figured it might be a bit annoying to sharpen. However, it would seem a bit fun to try drawing with them!
1.4mm leads are a decent in between. The Faber Castell lead is particularly bold.
I can't believe that jet pens only has 301,000 subs they should be at a million
Wow😎 now i knw which pencils to choose.. Hehe thanks for the guide. And hope to see more brands to come. Keep it up JetPens..🙌
GOSH his voice is so soothing!
and pronunciation! esplanade!
Jet Pens, love so much all of your pencils, i already bought lots of these and i'm more then satisfied, and for these Awesome Lead Holder and Mechanical pencil well theirs two i need to buy maybee 3 pencils because they are absolutely Amazing to worked with, i know because i already have the Pentel ones and i would like to try other's, Thank You for these great recommandations, they are very helpful specially for someone like me who Adore Pens and Pencils, Thank You for the great video!
I don't know why, this video did NOT include the BEST ones, but these are the Faber Castell TK 9400 series (2mm and 3.15mm) and TK 4600 (2mm). Koh-I-Noor 5344 is the best I've used for sketching/free drawing. The Koh-I-Noor 5340 (5.6mm Green/gray Colour) is another great all arounder for edc.
Agreed. Faber Castell TK 9400 is great!
I hate the clip, which is always in the way and gives a sore hand.
So I also love the Pilot Croquis
That's your subjective opinion. The ones you listed suck so...
@@twohandsandaradio Faber Castell lead holders suck?!!! Kohinoor 5340 Suck?!! HAHAHA Go watch something else,obviously you know nothing about lead holders!!
@@LazyStory TK 9400 has no clip. If you mean the TK 4600,then it's clip is the easiest to remove,you just push it all the way up!!! and yes, they are the best for drawing, as also are their TK 9071 2mm leads.
All Great products👌👌🔥❤❤
Jet pens! I need good “lead holder” for work so this is useful! ✨❤️
The Mitsubishi Uni is my workhorse on the go and classroom. I carry six of them in my pencil case with different lead grades. I keep most of the others at the home studio.
I have hb to 4b now but I may get a few more. I like how they are lightweight, the knurl is longer than most, and having the different color caps is useful.
Didn’t know these existed till 10 mins ago, I have no reason to get one, but now I want one.
Omg some of my old cheap pencils had the drop clutch mechanism but I thought they were broken 😟😯
I have been looking for decent lead holders for awhile now. They are getting harder and harder to find in art stores and drafting supply stores. Thanks for this. I’ll be ordering.
This was an excellent review for those of us completely new to clutch pencils/lead holders. I'm particularly interested in the lightweight lead holders, because I have tendonitis, and quite small hands, so I think a lighter one would be more comfortable for me. I was wondering if a lead holder would work to hold the broken ends of expensive colored pencils, so I don't have to waste them. The leads range from 2.8mm to 4mm, with my 3.0mm (Prismacolor) and 3.3mm (Brutfuner) leads breaking rather frequently.
Do you know if a lead holder can be used to hold waxy colored pencil leads? Have you ever tested the idea? I was thinking, if I leave a long piece of lead inside the pencil body, the colored pencil lead can't get pushed back inside while I'm coloring with it. What do you think?
Edit: I bought the Faber-Castell TK9400 3.15mm. It holds most colored pencil leads that are 3-4mm wide, such as Prismacolor. Also Brutfuner squares, whcih break about as often.
Really wanted a Rotring, as i loved the .5 but the 2 mm arent sold anymore :(
I still own some Chervoz drafting lead holders from my mother’s time at university, they must be over 30 years old at this point!
i wish japanese stationary makers make more these lead holder/clutch pencils.
they may not better in writing compare to thinner mechanical pencils, but as drawing tools, they are amazing. with proper lead sharpener, they are just superior to normal pencils in every way.
Pilot Croquis ... japanese
Mitsubishi Uni MH-500 ... japanese
Pentel Super Multi 8 ... japanese
Ohto Wooden Mechanical Pencil ... japanese
rotting 600/800... Made in Japan
Staedlet mars tecnicho is my personal preference
You Missed The Mars Technico, Thats The Best Lead Holder
Thumbs up for the Mars! I have to say, though, that the Staedtler 925 they show is a real beauty. It's a bummer, though, that it's only available from Japan it seems, and it doesn't even fit Staedtler's own lead pointer.
Thanks for the recommendation ❣️
Absolutely right. I have three of them with hb,2b and 4b leads which I use for sketching since decades.They are a legend by themselves.
I love my many Rotrings, but I keep coming back to my Steadler Mars Technico 2mm.
Have you tried the Faber Castell TK 9400 series (2mm and 3.15mm) and TK 4600 (2mm)? The only Rotring that I like for drawing, is an old Tikky 0.5 mm that I got back in 1995! For lead holders, I choose Faber Castell because they perform the best. As for mechanical pencils, Pentel P205 , Pentel Graphgear 500 and that old Tikky 0.5 , are the best I've used.
The Pentel are also the most versatile, they perform great for writing, for technical or free drawing. Faber Castell Lead holders, have also the same performance and versatility. I have thoroughly tested all of them, the models I mentioned, may not be of the most robust materials, but these perform the best, between all the pencils I have tested.
@@greekveteran2715can you give me more details about "perform the best"? Thx
tbh the mar technico would be the best one for art
Got the Ohto wooden lead holder. Is the mechanism naturally rough?
I bought a Faber Castell TK 9000 in 1984, and still running ( not with the same lead 🤪)
I need one that holds multiple diameter leads. 2.0mm and 3.2mm would be great. Suggestions.
nice video! really nice recommandations Q_Q
One Question:
Are those colorful Pentel Super Multi Tipps also erasable ? That would be amazing xD
It's elegant and beautifully designed but low priced mechanical lead holder can suffice. It's the mind and the hand that create remarkable drawings not the pencil.
Hey sooooooooo just asking on behalf of all Canadians wishing to purchase from your website, can we maybe get some cheaper shipping options?
Love the selection! Thank you! My question is.. how you can keep it sharp?
PrettyRed Glasses one of them comes with an egg shaped sharpener. One of them has a lead “pointer” (does the same thing) in the back end of the holder (where the eraser would be on a wooden pencil”. You can buy lead pointers and sharpeners since normal pencil sharpeners won’t work.
There are sharpeners, either built-in or standalone. Built-in ones are typically in the holder's tailcap.
@@DinnerForkTongue thank you!! I can’t believe you answered a comment from 2 years ago!! Haha 🥰
2:00 so that's how to pronounce it, thanks jetpens
Fabre Castell makes the E-motion which is a lead holder they call a mechanical pencil. It has a fat stubby body which is good for someone like myself who has grip issues. It’s pricey though at about $75.
I totally wants one.... but it is too much to pay (for me).
I picked up a no name brand of holders with a metal clutch ,metal grip and a 5 pack of refills, 2.0 m/m which I use daily for the past 3 years for 3.50 on Amazon. It even has a built in sharpener in the cap. What a bang for the buck !
staedtler mars technico is the best for designer
Good but Faber Castell TK 9400 are without a clip that hurts
How do I go about sharpening a lead holder? The diameter is too small for a typical sharpener.
this is extrememly late but u see the kohi noor it comes with that thing at the end which u can use to sharpen it
Any idea why lead holders never seem to have an included eraser? That’s one feature I wish these would have.
Many of them have a lead pointer at the end, maybe that's why?
Yes the reason is simple: you will get far better results using a separate eraser than the cheap pencil top variety. The tombow zero or the general factis are good choices.
Where do you get a lead pointer for your "top choice" lead holder?
You can find some here: www.jetpens.com/Lead-Pointers/ct/1254?&f=8acf542c21131ba8
The item at 4:26 is also gone and so are the leads for it
why do so many high end pencils have plastic barrels? we need more options that have some heft to them.
What do you do about the lead getting dull
Lead pointers can help! www.jetpens.com/Lead-Pointers/ct/1254
The item at 4:50 is no longer available
lead holders better than mechanical pencils
Nah
There is a fight in the bar.
Artist:Hold my lead.
What is the best lead for these holders?
Faber Castell 2mm leads, are the best.
Just remember. Leonardo da Vinci had no modern mechanical pencil and yet he was sometimes called the master of art and design. It's not the pencil but the perseverance and the artistic temperament that matters.
I love this comment, it’s so inspiring to me at least
The way you say Staedlar is so satisfying
No terrible! He butcher the name
Seventh!!
Hello there you are amazing whoever’s reading this
Ps first comment yes
Wow, you are the first comment lol
You skipped Faber Castell. I personally believe they are the best.
:) Faber Castell TK 9400
Do you ship to India
Yes we do!
Ninth! Yay! 😁
Recommend for kids?
Hi! These lead holders are best for older students and adults, but Ohto Wooden Lead Holders are great for elementary school kids: www.jetpens.com/Ohto-Wooden-Lead-Holders/ct/4949
Yes, but maybe start with those with a twist... Pilot Croquis are amazing
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These mechanical pencils have lead that is so thick that they're literally called l e a d h o l d e r s .
Yay33th comment
Please add subtitles in Turkish?
Why isn't every single pen ever just triangular? Triangular pens are much more confortable to write with.
Ricardo Mazeto I would not find it so....
Well thats subjective isn't it. I personally can't stand triangular shaped pens and pencils.
@@jimmygrey6848 Wow, but why? Is that the way you hold the pen?
@@ricardo.mazeto Yeah I guess so, the triangular shape just doesn't fit my grip. I also hold my pencils in various ways when sketching and I think a round or hexagonal body is more versatile, triangular seems to lock you into a single grip position and feels weird in other positions like an Overhand grip for example.
I thought the lead holder HOLDS actual lead. lol
It does?
@@NHAFFFF it holds hraphite
You guys don’t scam right
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The way he pronounced "Staedlter" made me want to game end myself.