Drawing Compass Cricco CRICCO with Pastel Graphite Leads and Case — school compass set

The Drawing Compass Cricco CRICCO with Pastel Graphite Leads and Case — school compass set is a compact geometry tool designed for students and hobbyists. The set contains a precision compass with adjustable leg tension, a selection of pastel-toned graphite leads for softer line aesthetics, and a protective case for safe storage and portability. It is intended for drawing circles, arcs and technical sketches on paper and similar drawing surfaces.

Advantages

The compass offers stable construction and an adjustable hinge that allows accurate radius setting. Pastel graphite leads produce visible yet delicate lines suited for school projects and creative sketches, and they are interchangeable to maintain consistent performance. The included case keeps the instrument and spare leads protected and organised, reducing the risk of damage when carried in a backpack or pencil case.

Suitable for

• School geometry lessons and class exercises
• Technical sketches and basic drafting on paper
• Art and craft projects requiring soft-toned circle outlines
• Hobbyist drawing, model marking and simple measurements

Key specifications

• Tool type: adjustable drawing compass for paper
• Lead type: pastel graphite leads with a softer tonal finish
• Adjustment: variable radius via hinge and screw tension
• Accessories: protective compact case for compass and spare leads
• Intended surface: paper and similar drawing media

How to use

Set the compass to the desired radius by adjusting the hinge and locking the screw tension. Insert a pastel graphite lead into the lead holder following the manufacturer’s alignment to ensure even contact with the paper. Position the compass point firmly at the centre mark and rotate the lead-bearing leg smoothly to draw a circle or arc. Replace leads as needed by opening the lead holder, inserting a fresh pastel graphite stick, and closing securely.

Usage recommendations

Use light, consistent pressure to avoid tearing paper and to preserve the pastel finish of the graphite line. Store the compass in its case when not in use to protect the point and leads. For more precise technical drawings, use on a flat, stable surface and check hinge tightness periodically.