Stabilo Easy Ergo 3.15 and Lamy Scribble leadholders demo

Trying out two 3.15 m leadholders side by side for some quick sketching

[@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess]

I have a Stabilo 2.0 lead holder and I really enjoy it, i like the thick grip, a good contrast to my Staedtler mars technico that is a normal lead holder circumference

[@RedSoxKal]

Long time Alberto. Glad to see your videos back again.

[@dakellymon]

I admire your drawing skills, well done.

[@Betolung]

Thanks for the kind comment!

[@GrooDWanderer]

You're back!!! Awesome!

[@loicthomas1417]

I did find the Stabilo offered more definition even though it was noisier. I found it deliver a neatter job than the other one though...but that's just my opinion

[@Betolung]

Thanks for the comment. Your observation is consistent with the difference between the Stabilo HB lead that comes with the Scribble and the softer Lamy 4B lead. The harder lead will provide crisper lines than the softer lead.

[@loicthomas1417]

Alberto Lung I went ahead and bought the stabilo. I think the colours are fun, even though they were initially designed for children, I believe adults can make good use of them too! Great vid and amazing drawing skills as well! Thanks for taking the time to review both pencils :-)

[@coleensonrisas]

😂 so i have to press the body before the uppet part😂 i thought my purchase was broken😢😅😅😅😅

[@Betolung]

Glad the video made it clear how to operate it.

[@satoru183]

It is good at painting！

[@claudiazohrer893]

I wonder if it works for writing as well as drawing. It probably is too thick, isn´t it?

[@Betolung]

Actually, with a 3.15 mm leadpointer it can write fairly thin lines. But since the leads tend to be on the softer side, it will need sharpening pretty quickly.

[@MrTomatoManJL]

How do you sharpen the lead in the Scribble?

[@hongbozhao5921]

hello, is stabilo easy ergo 3.15 only for drawing? I saw a kaweco pencil on the web and I want to buy a kaweco 3.2 mm versatile pencil for taking notes . is it a wrong prediction?

[@Betolung]

I find short stubby pencils make good sketching tools, I tend to prefer long slender pencils for taking notes. I am not familiar with the Kaweco Versatile, but the Koh-I-Noor Versatil is a long slender clutch pencil. Not so much a question of right or wrong, but what matters is how the pencil feels in your hand and performs during long note-taking sessions.

[@oatfeast8885]

no it is for kids to learn how to draw and how to write

[@yukisazuki8391]

I also write with left 😂

[@jamesduff6937]

The lamy scribble body is not made from metal.

[@Betolung]

Thanks for correction. Barrel body is plastic with metal fittings (pocket clip, front, and end cap are metal)