Well, the number 2 pencil is perfect for that.” Here’s the deal with the number: it actually tells us how dense the lead in the pencil is. The higher the number, the more dense the lead.

In all likelihood, if you rummaged through any given school desk in the U.S., the first pencil you'd encounter would be a number two pencil. Here's why. The United States tends to do its own thing ...

No.2 pencils are widely used, but you may not know what the number actually refers to. This video explains how pencils developed into their modern form and the significance of the labeled numbers.

Download it now with a free trial. Colorware is out with a fun new product today – Apple Number 2 Pencil. The makeover transforms Apple’s high-end stylus to look just like a classic pencil.

Pencil makers manufacture Nos. 1, 2, 2.5, 3, and 4 pencils—and sometimes other intermediate numbers. The higher the number, the harder the core and lighter the markings. (No. 1 pencils produce ...

The limited edition Apple Number 2 Pencil transforms Apple's 2nd-gen stylus into a facsimile of a standard HB #2 pencil, with the only thing missing being chew marks on the eraser. "What sets it ...

For this week's giveaway, we've teamed up with ColorWare to offer MacRumors readers a chance to win a custom Apple Pencil 2 that's been painted to look like an actual number 2 pencil. ColorWare is ...

To prevent this from happening, take a number 2 pencil and make an up and down mark along the length you are working. Start sanding, and once that mark is gone you can move to a higher grit of ...