Plastic 2-piece compass Titanum — 2-element drafting compass, lightweight school drawing tool

Titanum plastic 2-piece compass is a lightweight drawing instrument designed for school and basic drafting use. The two-element design allows adjustment of the radius to draw circles and arcs on paper with simple, manual control. Constructed from plastic, the compass is intended for everyday classroom tasks, homework, technical sketches and hobby projects where a compact, easy-to-handle tool is preferable.

Advantages

The compass combines low weight and straightforward operation, making it easy to carry and use during lessons and on the go. Its plastic construction reduces the risk of damage to paper compared with heavier metal alternatives and provides a comfortable grip for repeated use. The two-piece mechanism enables reliable angle and radius setting for routine geometric constructions and simple drafting tasks.

Suitable for

• School geometry lessons and exercises
• Homework and classroom practice
• Basic technical sketches and diagrams
• Hobby and craft projects that require drawing circles or arcs
• Portable drawing needs for field notes or study sessions

Key specifications

• Material: plastic body and components
• Design: two-piece adjustable compass for drawing circles and arcs
• Weight: lightweight, suitable for handheld use
• Compatibility: works with standard drawing pencils or leads fitted into the holder
• Portability: compact size for storage in pencil cases or bags

How to use

Place a pencil or lead into the compass holder and secure it at the required length. Adjust the distance between the point and the pencil tip by sliding the movable arm to set the desired radius. Anchor the pointed leg at the centre of the circle, apply gentle downward pressure and rotate the compass smoothly to draw an even circle or arc. For more precise circles, ensure the pivot point is stable and the pencil tip is sharp.

Usage recommendations

Store the compass in a pencil case or protective sleeve to avoid bending the legs. Use a sharp pencil for clear lines and check the fastening of the pencil regularly. For classroom use, supervise younger students when handling the pointed leg and recommend using on suitable drawing paper to avoid tearing.