Compass set Maped Cyrkiel Essentials with pencil, model 165750

Maped Cyrkiel Essentials compass set with pencil, model 165750, is a basic drawing instrument designed for school and office use. The set combines a compass body with an integrated mechanical-style pencil holder, allowing straightforward drawing of circles, arcs and simple geometric constructions. Its compact and lightweight design makes it suitable for storage in pencil cases and easy transport between classes or workspaces.

Advantages

The compass offers an adjustable arm for a range of circle sizes and a secure pencil clamp that maintains a consistent line thickness during use. Constructed from durable lightweight materials, the set is easy to handle for students and professionals performing routine technical or educational tasks. The mechanical-style pencil reduces the need for frequent sharpening and ensures predictable marking performance.

Suitable for

• School geometry lessons and exercises
• Basic drafting and sketching tasks
• Office tasks requiring simple circle or arc drawing
• Homework and practice for technical drawing fundamentals

Key specifications

• Included tools: compass body with mechanical-style pencil holder
• Adjustable arm for different circle diameters
• Lightweight construction for portability
• Compact size for pencil case storage
• Intended use: educational and office drawing tasks

How to use

Fix the compass point on the drawing surface and set the arm to the required radius by loosening or tightening the adjustment mechanism. Insert or check the mechanical-style pencil lead is secured in the pencil holder, then position the pencil tip on the paper. Rotate the compass around the fixed point with steady pressure to draw a clean circle or arc. For consistent results, ensure the pivot point is stable and the pencil lead is sufficient length before use.

Usage recommendations

Use on flat, stable surfaces and replace or advance the pencil lead as needed to maintain clear lines. Store the compass in a protective case to avoid deformation of the arm or damage to the pivot point when transported.